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Coca-Cola company to launch legal music download site next year
Posted on 11/12/03 11:23 by Dennis
You have to wonder if the music industry is longing for the day when they had the entire online music populace collected in one, illegal place - Napster. A direct link to tens of millions of users would seem to suit the monopolistic music industry far more than divvying up sales across computer makers, retailers and soft drink makers. At the same time, the record labels must be overjoyed at the fact that so many companies are willing to associate their precious brands with DRM technology. What says, "Family Values" more than Coke - the trusted hand that keeps your children happy and alert at night. We should probably stop before getting into some serious trouble but let it be said that tough to open CDs had their merits. You can't order them up on demand and actually have to leave the house to get them, but at least you can play them whenever you want. |
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Source: The Register
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Oh My Freakin God!!! Can't that "softdrink behemoth" just stick to doing what it does best.....Creating drinks that cause cavities SLASH promote tooth decay??? I am sick and tired of these companies after the "all mighty buck" going into businesses that they shouldn't be.
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