iTunes goes DRM free
The Price Of Going DRM-Free: Apple’s Hidden $1.8 Billion Music Tax
Yes that’s right! Free your music! No more DRM on all songs on the iTunes Store. It’s taken them a while to get there though. Amazon was among the first to sell DRM free songs and it has now arrived at the iTunes store with a cost.
It will cost each user ¢30 a song to “remove” the DRM. It’s actually downloading the DRM one and overwriting the old DRMed version. According to Tech Crunch, it will cost users $1.8 Billion to do where the math is based on the number of songs sold multplied by .30 and thus we have the = music lable tax to set their music free.
Too bad. The tax will still wont save the music industry.
Procrastinating in the Heat 
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