Amazon MP3, the second most popular digital music store, is now accessible via Apple's top ranked portable music devices, the iPod Touch and iPhone, for the first time. "Since the launch of the Amazon ...

I can't blame the content guys for wanting to lessen the importance of the iTunes store by, say, letting Amazon go DRM free for many tracks before-- or instead-- of Apple. Not only is it bad when one ...

Amazon.com launched the public beta of its digital music store Tuesday, offering over 2 million DRM-free tracks. The new music store could be seen as a strong competitor to iTunes, as it features many ...

Celebrating the release of British alt-pop group Coldplay's new album "Viva la Vida: or Death and All his Friends," Amazon has taken the opportunity to offer customers the band's entire back catalog ...

In January, Amazon announced that in 2008, it would roll out its DRM-free mp3 store to its international sites. So far only the British version has that service. When I asked the company, I got a most ...

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Amazon today officially announced that it will launch an MP3 only digital music store later this year with tracks from more than 12,000 record labels including EMI’s entire catalog. Every download on ...

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It’s been a busy week in digital music, to say the least. Today Zune 2 was announced, and Amazon finally launched its MP3 download service, though it’s currently still in Beta. I gave it a short try ...

Today, the States—tomorrow, the world! Well, maybe not quite yet. But Engadget is reporting that executive’s from Amazon’s MP3 store were in London last week to “thrash out details of the launch with ...

Amazon.com will start selling MP3 music files through its international Web sites this year, the company said Sunday. But details of the company’s plans to expand its digital music service remain ...

There is a SHITLOAD of metal stuff on there. I don't know how good the US iTunes Store is, but the Australian one is pathetic with regards to their selection of metal. The Amazon MP3 Store looks very ...