#onlinemusicservices

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MusicNet Offers Over 1 Mln DRM-Free Tracks

Leading digital media provider MusicNet has announced it will offer more than 1 million DRM-free music tracks from EMI and other labels for its partners to sell.

July 25, 2007

"So far, EMI remains the only major label to embrace DRM-free distribution”

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7 February 2007

a blog post about Jobs’ essay. 

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Apple’s chief said record companies should allow songs to be sold online without anticopying software, in part because the technology does not stop piracy.

FEB. 7, 2007

music industry’s reaction to Job’s 2007 essay (about DRM)

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Can the U.S. build an antitrust case against Apple Music?

The parallels to the e-book case are superficial but instructive.

July 14, 2015

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What the Apple Music antitrust inquiry is really about

Apple has something of a reputation when it comes to antitrust issues. That doesn't mean news of a FTC inquiry into Apple Music means much.

July 13, 2015

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February 6, 2007

Essay by Steve Jobs. 

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From YouTube, to Pandora, to Spotify, streaming music is piloting our listening habits in fascinating new ways that both upend old hierarchies and recall innovations of previous eras. Eric Harvey explores how these developments are affecting ideas of taste, access, and ownership in the 21st century, and what this shift means for fans and artists alike.

Detailed report on streaming services, by Pitchfolk.