"The indie iTunes — Hardcore music fans are migrating to eMusic, the iTunes Music Store's cheaper, cooler cousin."
"A major difference between eMusic's service and other online music stores is that the tracks are delivered in the unprotected MP3 format, which means... that the songs will play on all portable music players, including the Apple iPod®"
"it's striking how different eMusic remains from competing music stores. And with almost every difference the service manages to improve on the way competing stores like Musicmatch Downloads and Napster 2 work"
"With a different approach than many of its rivals, eMusic could help shake up a digital music market that is increasingly crowded with large companies offering similar products"
"For music lovers whose tastes are decidedly not mainstream... Songs are unprotected MP3s, encoded at a variable bit rate for highest quality, meaning that you can do with that what you wish."
"Emusic is the only major online music store that offers songs in pure mp3 format, with no restrictions on how many times they can be copied, burned or transferred. While the songs at other Web stores can be played only on a portable player that supports Windows Media, songs from eMusic can be stored on almost any portable."
What is eMusic?eMusic stands alone as the only digital music service that is 100% focused on serving the needs of independent music fans and independent labels. Delivering almost two million downloads each month, eMusic is among the top digital music services, offering a diverse catalog of over 3.5 million songs from established and emerging artists in every genre from the world's top independent labels. eMusic was the first service to sell songs and albums in the popular MP3 format and the first company to launch a digital music subscription service. Unlike other services that severely restrict portability, eMusic allows members complete flexibility to burn CDs, transfer to MP3 devices and make multiple copies for personal use. |
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