So iTunes is about to get a whooping if they don’t do something about their DRM. Amazon is creeping up behind them with a sack full of nickels.
iTunes just became my second digital music store of choice. Same price, no DRM. Amazon, you win.
-Dave
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October 12th, 2007 at 10:35 pm
[...] out there that understands how to sell music online in a user-friendly and truly compelling way. (Amazon just nudged ahead of the pack in my opinion with their new digital music store, but they aren’t perfect [...]
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