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New 'MP3 100% Compatible' Logo Identifies DRM-Free Music

By soulxtc

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UK music download sites create new means of identifying music that can played on any portable media player device. Many consumers are still unaware if the music downloads they purchase from a given site will be compatible with the PC, Mac, or portable music players they may own. Ask any of your friends about their iTunes purchases and they seem oblivious to the fact that Apple has essentially locked them in for life to a proprietary system that makes their purchases worthless outside without time consuming conversion operations. Enter HMV, Woolworths, 7digital, Digitalstores, Tescodigital, Tunetribe, and Play.com, seven of the UK's largest digital music download sites who have banded together to create a new "MP3 100% Compatible" logo that allows consumers to accurately identify songs that will play on any given digital player they choose.

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on November 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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