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iTunes Price Cut: Apple Announces Tiered System, DRM-Free Tunes 
Huffington Post | by The Huffington Post News Editors | Tue, Jan 6
While iTunes is the most popular digital music store, others have been faster to offer songs without copy protection. Amazon.com Inc. started selling DRM-free music in 2007 and swayed all the major labels to sign on in less than a year.
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