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Entire EMI Catalog on iTunes at Higher Bit Rates and No DRM
From MacWorld: “At a special event hosted jointly by the EMI Group and Apple, the companies announced plans to offer EMI’s catalog free of digital rights management beginning in May. You will be able to purchase these unprotected tracks—encoded as 256kbps AAC files—for $1.29 per track. If you wish to upgrade any protected EMI tracks you’ve already purchased from the iTunes Store you can do so for 30 cents a track.”
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