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Article: Napster calls MP3 sales start of 'level playing field'
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- Charleston Gazette
- Article date:
- May 21, 2008
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LOS ANGELES - Napster Inc. begins selling MP3s Tuesday, a move
the online music service hopes will lure iPod users and turn around
Napster's sliding fortunes.
The company is the latest to make the switch to the unrestricted
file format, which makes it music tracks compatible with virtually
any music player or other device.
"It's great that we have finally gotten here," said Chris Gorog,
Napster's chairman and chief executive. "It is really the beginning
of a level playing field, which I think is essential for Napster,
but also for the health of the digital music business in general."
Tracks downloaded as part of Napster's subscription service will
continue to have copyright restrictions.
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