Linux Users No Longer Have an Excuse to Pirate MP3s

"Online retail giant Amazon.com has--as our Charlie D reported--surprised everyone with its MP3 store. So how would it work for a DRM-free Linux user? It turns out that very well.

"Despite Charlie's--and Amazon.com's--warnings about the process being for U.S. customers only, I loaded my SeaMonkey browser and decided to check how far I could get..."

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