Roundup: Apple breaks DRM, DoubleClick bids, IDG scuffle, Photobucket and more
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Apple to release EMI music without anti-piracy technology — In agreement with music label EMI, Apple is making EMI songs available without digital rights management (DRM) through its iTunes music store. The music will be higher quality, and tracks will cost $1.29, or 30 cents more than the standard 99 cents. This means you can take those songs and put it on any device you want to, a significant development.
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