Jul 26, 2007 • 1 min read

EMI to give away DRM-free MP3s with Burger King meals

EMI have struck a deal with Burger King, via VerveLife, to give customers DRM-free MP3 codes with meals to download EMI music from a dedicated website.

"Whopper and fries? Want some Robbie Williams with that?" That's what it'll be like. Yes, EMI have done a deal which will see Burger King giving away DRM free MP3s with burgers and the likes. Thanks to a deal via a company called VerveLife, Burger King eaters will start getting MP3 codes with their meals, with which they can download free EMI music via a bespoke download website. Not sure which tracks, exactly, will be available - presumably not the entire EMI catalogue and therefore presumably not Robbie - but who knows?

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