Jorge
January 7th, 2008, 02:50 PM
After being the last major label to drop DRM, announces plan to sell physical digital album cards that enable consumers to download full-length DRM-free albums online.
In an unusual twist in the record industry's battle for relevancy in an increasing digital marketplace, Sony BMG has announced that it will launch a new online music download service called Platinum MusicPass. The service is essentially centered around gift cards, or digital album cards as a press release refers to them as, that one purchases at participating retailers and then redeems online to download a chosen album.
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In an unusual twist in the record industry's battle for relevancy in an increasing digital marketplace, Sony BMG has announced that it will launch a new online music download service called Platinum MusicPass. The service is essentially centered around gift cards, or digital album cards as a press release refers to them as, that one purchases at participating retailers and then redeems online to download a chosen album.
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