« Open Source is Obsolete? | Main | The lunar solution » eMusicCory at boingboing notes that emusic, where I do most of my shopping these days, is the second largest online music store in the world. Cory links to a USA Today article that says eMusic has 11% market share, second after ITunes at 67%. The site, which provides mp3 files without copy protection, focuses on independent music, cool cutting-edge stuff that you might never find on the other sites. The truly great if obscure stuff is visible on eMusic because they find ways to tell you about it - reviews and a site 'magazine,' as well as reviews ported over from allmusic.com. Best news: it's cheap... 25 cents per track! jon posted this at 2:10 PM |
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