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I agree with the editor that this is big news for the digital music industry. A major influential music service is going for the alternative business model and is not incoperating DRM. This is brilliant, espesically when electronic companies recently decided to confer on a central DRM policy that all media would comply.

Only downer? Only available to U.S citizens atm. But considering that Myspace has invested so much into this along with having a dedicated 10-man team to break down those complex licensing issues, I don't think it will be long before this is made available to international users.