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(Unverified)Sep 25th 2007 10:47AM
There was, however, value in the fact that you could listen to the tracks as soon as you bought it; yes you can rip the songs yourself, but you'd have to wait a few days to receive your plastic, I mean CD in the mail.
The fact that they only had a contract with Universal probably has to do with the link between Vivendi Universal's purchase of MP3.com at one point!
Too bad the other labels were just plain dumb on this service, which added value to the traditional CD model... You can't stop people from getting music instantly (ex: stream any song/album anytime from http://www.deezer.com ) or sharing files privately with friends (ex: http://www.gigatribe.com which has no size limit on file or folder downloads)...
Can't wait to see what Michael Robertson launches next!