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http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/13944
"eMusic, the 2nd most successful music download service after iTunes and the world's largest retailer of independent music has just launched to the European market, making music available from around 8,500 independent music labels. The music service has a fairly strong competitive advantage over DRM based music services in that its music is delivered free of restrictive DRM, thus allowing playback on virtually every MP3 player on the market, including Apple's iPod series.
The service is available in a choice of three subscriptions; offering up to 40, 65 or 90 downloads per month. Any further music can be purchased for 25p per song or just under 1/3 that of an iTunes single. Unlike the subscription services offered by other music services such as Napster, music downloaded as part of the eMusic subscription will not expire and may be written to CD or transferred to any equipment capable of playing MP3s."
"eMusic, the 2nd most successful music download service after iTunes and the world's largest retailer of independent music has just launched to the European market, making music available from around 8,500 independent music labels. The music service has a fairly strong competitive advantage over DRM based music services in that its music is delivered free of restrictive DRM, thus allowing playback on virtually every MP3 player on the market, including Apple's iPod series.
The service is available in a choice of three subscriptions; offering up to 40, 65 or 90 downloads per month. Any further music can be purchased for 25p per song or just under 1/3 that of an iTunes single. Unlike the subscription services offered by other music services such as Napster, music downloaded as part of the eMusic subscription will not expire and may be written to CD or transferred to any equipment capable of playing MP3s."
