If iTunes starts selling DRM-free music, we need to support it to prove we want DRM-free music not crippled music. -- How hard does DRM have to bite before business abandon it?
SK The member formerly known as Cow Premium join:2001-05-18 Toronto
That is why I support eMusic. If Steve Jobs genuinely wants to go DRM-free, he can start by offering 30% of the publishers the option to sell DRM-free music. There's a lot of stuff that's available on both iTunes and eMusic. The difference is that iTMS sells DRMed 128 kbps AAC while eMusic sells 320 kbps MP3. -- Flickr
