7Digital goes completely DRM–free

16 Sep 2008

7Digital has always had a warm place in our musical heart here at Stuff Towers. And now they’ve managed to beat Amazon MP3 to the punch and become the first UK download store to go completely DRM–free.The site has just officially announced that Sony BMG has come on board, adding to the other three majors, Universal, EMI and Warner.With iTunes only offering EMI tracks without DRM in this country, 7Digital really is taking the fight away from Apple and making it even easier for us to stick tracks on whatever MP3 player we want – be it our phone, iPod or BlackBerry.Best of all, they’re in celebratory mode, offering certain albums for just £2 a pop and all of Metallica’s back catalogue without copy protection. You can’t say fairer than that. And foreign readers, don’t feel left out. 7Digital is planning Austrian and Portuguese stores, with a US shop to open by the end of the year.Essentials DRM–free downloads on 7Digital Price: Albums from £2 On sale: Now Contact: 7Digital

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  1. Tom Dunmore

    3 years ago

    brilliant news. Finally the disaster of DRM is behind us!

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