AllOfMp3.com is an interesting approach to downloading music. and definitely worth checking out. - Russian - Legal (so far). They have distribution licenses for everything from Russian Organization for Multimedia and Digital Systems - Any encoding at any bitrate from MP3 through to full CDA including Ogg, WMA - No DRM. Copy the resulting files to whatever media you need on whatever machine you use. - Streamed LoFi free samples for everything - Big and growing library - Pay per Mb of download. So if you go for high quality you pay more or get fewer songs. - Payment via Paypal, direct credit card and a few others. - 1 gigabyte costs $10. The costs are a mixture of $0.01 and $0.02 per Mb. So a full copy of a CD in original CDA format is approx $11. Is this the future of music distribution? This is actually much more innovative than iTunes. I really can't see any downsides. Except maybe to the record companies getting less money than they hoped. [from: JB Ecademy] |
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