AOL unveils Web-based music store

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AOL unveils a revamped music product with a Web-based store and subscription service.

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Why No iPod XM Programs?: So I am looking at this service and thinking, "Heck that's cool! I can download XM radio programs to my iPod."

But, then I see that I can't download the XM radio programs to my iPod and am stuck with buying individual songs from iTunes.

WHY THE HECK NOT??!!

Is this an example of Apple's proprietary DRM?
Posted by toosday (343 comments ): August 29, 2006 5:03 AM (PDT) Like Reply Link Flag

Mr. Me Too: So when subscribers log in to this AOL music service, does Pharrell Williams' "Mr. Me Too" start playing? Way to go AOL, only about 5-6 years behind the curve.
Posted by RedRider977 (2 comments ): August 29, 2006 7:07 AM (PDT) Like Reply Link Flag

AOL out of business in 2-3 years: That's my bet...
Posted by rmiecznik (224 comments ): August 29, 2006 8:13 AM (PDT) Like Reply Link Flag

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