The online retail behemoth has begun offering digital music from Sony BMG Music Entertainment sans copyright protections known as digital rights management.
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Sony BMG Music Entertainment will this month become the last of the big four majors to drop digital rights management copy protection software on music downloads.
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World’s largest retailer is selling digital music tracks without copyright protection software, the latest sign that the Internet music market is turning away from digital rights management technology.
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Vivendi's Universal Music Group, the world's largest music label, says it will test the sale of songs from artists such as Amy Winehouse, 50 Cent, and the Black Eyed Peas without copy protection in order to gauge possible effect on market.
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Red Herring's software news briefs for the week of March 05, 2007.
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Venture capitalists see ads, not Digital Rights Management schemes, shoring up music industry.
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Ombudsman sets October deadline as European sanctions gain momentum.
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Indian company awarded U.S. patent for wireless digital rights management.
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Pushing a ‘read-write’ culture, Stanford Professor Lawrence Lessig rallies the Linux faithful.
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Latest version lets Apple off the hook.
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The latest security breach spurs discussion of copy protection software.
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Chiding Sony, an Australian court says gamers can hack the PlayStation.
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Software licensing tech firm buys Trymedia Systems to provide secure digital distribution of video game software.
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The prospects for digital media have never been stronger for television, music, and PC makers. But in Hollywood, digital rights issues and a lack of standards still stand in the way.
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MP3tunes.com takes on the online music market.
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Week of January 3, 2005: Jobs are intact, the NYSE plays musical chairs, Adobe doles out digital rights, and Apple makes an enterprise play.
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Does RealNetworks’ latest offer to Apple really mean it’s ready to jump into bed with Microsoft?
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