Jorge
October 15th, 2007, 10:10 PM
Will be supported by $5 a month tax on each media player that manufacturers make capable of using the service.
<p>Universal Music Group's chief Doug Morris has long been angry over Apple's 29cents take of each 99cents music track sold on iTunes, going so far as to partner up with Rhapsody, Wal-Mart, Google, and Best Buy to offer DRM-free versions of music only available at much higher prices on iTunes Plus. </p>
<p>Now Universal is rumored to be in talks with other major record labels to launch an industry-owned music subscription service called "Total Music" that will ostensibly make the n
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<p>Universal Music Group's chief Doug Morris has long been angry over Apple's 29cents take of each 99cents music track sold on iTunes, going so far as to partner up with Rhapsody, Wal-Mart, Google, and Best Buy to offer DRM-free versions of music only available at much higher prices on iTunes Plus. </p>
<p>Now Universal is rumored to be in talks with other major record labels to launch an industry-owned music subscription service called "Total Music" that will ostensibly make the n
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