Napster begins selling DRM-free MP3s

[Murdoch]

And as far as I'm concerned, it's about time. I was getting sick of the licensing. I pay 99 cents per song on Napster, I should be able to do with it what I wish.

Seems that Napster has finally come around.

Napster begins selling DRM-free MP3s [pcmag.com]

[edited by: Murdoch at 4:31 pm (utc) on May 20, 2008]

[Dabrowski]

Looks good. It's about time they realised once you've paid for music you should be able to copy it anywhere you like. And you don't need a subscription, just like I don't need a subscription to go to my local record shop.

I always copy my CD's for the car, plus ripping to my PC, laptop and MP3, so this will be a definate plus for me.

[thecoalman]

I don't use napster but the DRM wouldn't be up to them, they'd need a deal with the RIAA and/or the copyright owners to sign off on it. I wonder how many titles are non-DRM and by what artists?