Via Wired.com: DRM-Free iTunes Seems Unlikely, Despite Report:
"French technology site ElectronLibre claims that Apple will remove DRM from every song in the iTunes store today. We're not so sure...
If ElectronLibre's information (translation) is accurate, the deadlock between Apple and the three largest record labels has broken, and Apple can finally start selling music from all the world's labels without its Fairplay copyright protection. That is an enormous "if," and the signs don't point to it."
http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/12/drm-free-itunes.html
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
DRM-Free iTunes Seems Unlikely, Despite Report, Wired.com, 12/9/08
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