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Review of Amazon's DRM-Less Music Download Store
fdmendez writes to tell us that he had a chance to check out Amazon's DRM-less music download store that was recently released as a beta trial. "Amazon one-ups the iTunes store in every way except for popularity. Never once did I find an album to be more expensive on the Amazon store in comparison to the iTunes store. The download experience was pleasant, and the lack of DRM truly makes it YOUR music. I don't know of any other download service that could top the Amazon MP3 store."
"I don't know of any other download service that could top the Amazon MP3 store."
Bittorrent?
There are 01 kinds of cars in the world. The General Lee, and everything else.
"the lack of DRM truly makes it YOUR music"... and YOURS, and YOURS, and HIS, and HER, and THEIR.
don't worry - you don't appear as an Apple fanboy.
You appear as an idiot. If the distinction is meaningful is up to you.
It's hard to believe that's how Micronians are made. Why don't we see it right now by having you both kiss one another?
Amazon does sell .cdas of music. It's DRM-free too. Thing is, it takes forever to download, but you get a free frisbee and storage case for the trouble.
"I think an etch-a-sketch with an ethernet port would beat IE7 in web standards compliance."
what's the point of paying for mp3's you wont legally own?
What's the point of legally owning an mp3?
Dude, they were doing you a favor by not letting you buy it. Elton John? Seriously?