Sep 29, 2008 • 1 min read

EMI launches own download store in Australia

EMI has launched Musicheadmp3.com in Australia, selling around half a million DRM-free MP3 tracks from its catalogue, per EMI Australia chief Mark Poston.

EMI has launched its own download platform in Australia called Musicheadmp3.com. It will sell around half a million tracks from across the EMI catalogue as MP3. EMI Australia chief Mark Poston told reporters: "Our goal is always to offer consumers the best possible digital music experience - in all senses of the word. EMI was the first of the majors to provide DRM-free downloads and I see this as a further extension of our commitment to making the music from our extraordinary artists readily available (and legally) - to Australian consumers whenever and wherever they want it".

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