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Sony will sell DRM-free music on the Amazon MP3 store, giving Amazon a full house of the big four record labels.
We wondered what Sony BMG was up to with its frankly absurd MusicPass scheme, which, although DRM-free, required a trip to a store to buy a download code for the music. Teaming up with Amazon makes more sense, and of course is a poke in the eye for Apple's iTunes Store. Congratulations, Sony, and welcome to 1999.
Eliot Van Buskirk has the full scoop over at Wired's Listening Post.
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