June 21, 2001 2:50 PM PDT

Radio Free Virgin cuts record feature

Radio Free Virgin says it has disengaged the record feature on its digital media player in an effort to work with the music labels and their artists. Zach Zalon, general manager of Radio Free Virgin, said that "the delicate climate of the digital music industry has prompted (Radio Free Virgin) to reassess its long-term value." He added that the company will work with the labels to develop an alternative service that will protect artists' rights.

Radio Free Virgin had added the feature in April, letting people record songs broadcast over the company's 42 online channels. They could then play the music while online and offline.

 

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