The end of DRM

A damn good sales Jobs, if you know what I mean ... From EMI's press release:

EMI Group CEO Eric Nicoli today hosted a press conference at EMI's headquarters in London where he announced that EMI Music is launching DRM-free superior quality downloads across its entire digital repertoire and that Apple's iTunes Store will be the first online music store to sell EMI's new downloads. Nicoli was joined by Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

Click here to listen to the audio webcast from today's announcement.
Click here to download the pdf presentation.
Click here for Apple's press release.

As you'd expect, TechCrunch is all over it, as is Engadget and just a few (hundred) others.

Technorati Tags: music, drm, apple, emi

Monday, April 02, 2007

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