Saturday, February 05, 2005
Napster To Go
For £14.95 a month you can have unlimited access to 1.3 million tracks from Napster. The new service, Napster To Go, uses digital rights management software to require users to have a subscription to the service to play any tracks downloaded from it. If you end your subscription, the music files you have downloaded will no longer work. Whether users will go for a rental system is unclear, but given the number of people who buy one or two albums a month, it could make excellent long term sense, and allow users to experiment with music they might not otherwise have considered.
// posted by Gavin Luhrs @ 6:45 pm 
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