It’s taken a while, but music labels are finally catching on to this “Internet” lark. First they ditched DRM, and now they’re using technology to recommend music, just like Last.fm has been doing for years.
EMI’s just launched its own music service at EMI.com, dishing up streaming tracks and videos, as well as letting visitors create playlists and fan profiles.
Fancy listening to EMI tracks without paying a penny? No, you needn’t resort to piracy, just tap into We7, where EMI’s just agreed to make its music available for free as long as you put up with some ads.
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