Music without DRM… from the record labels? Maybe: Record Labels Contemplate Unrestricted Digital Music - New York Times
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Wow…’bout time the music giants learned their lesson. Seriously, have you ever purchased a CD that tried to install DRM software on your PC? It stinks…and it’s probably why I’ll never buy another CD again. I am thrilled to hear they might be doing away with DRM…it would be a good move on the parts of the music giants, and maybe it would help them not to seem so much like…giants.