Apple Drops Copy-Protection for all Songs on iTunes

Apple, by far the largest seller of online music, said that it had cut a new deal with the three largest music companies that would allow it to remove anticopying restrictions from all of the songs in its iTunes store. Apple had pushed for the scrapping of so-called digital rights management software, which controls the copying of songs and where they can be played.

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