More people than ever are buying music online. But if you want to play your music on a number of different systems, that can be problematic. Now, a major player in the MP3 revolution is promising to do-away with all those compatibility issues and make music lovers a whole lot happier.
Starting today, music fans can buy tunes that are free of the digital rights management {DRM} software that restrict how and where people can listen to their music. A new campaign, “Music Without Limits,” launched by Rhapsody, allows any song or album from the store to play on any music device, even on Apple’s iPod or iPhone. Unlike other stores, visitors can listen to songs in their entirety before purchasing and then download them. More than five million songs are available in categories like “new album releases,” “old favorites,” and “who’s on tour.”
As part of the launch, the company will give away free digital albums to the first 100,000 people who sign up for the new service.
