Sep 16, 2008 • 1 min read

Tesco add Warner MP3s to download store

Tesco's download store has signed Warner Music to sell its whole catalogue as DRM-free MP3s, alongside bundled exclusive content packages.

More DRM free music for you. Tesco has announced it has signed up Warner Music for its reinvigorated and MP3-based download store. The major will start making its whole catalogue available in MP3 format via the supermarket's download store, as well as a number of exclusive bundled-content packages which mix rarities, remixes, videos and interactive virtual-booklets in with basic tracks.

Warner Music Senior VP of Commercial And Operations, Alan Young, says this: "Our agreement will deliver an extended range of feature-rich digital products to Tesco.com's large, diverse customer-base, from impulse buyers doing their weekly shop to passionate fans searching for collectible content".

Tesco moved into the MP3 domain with its download offer earlier this year, though to date have only been able to provide MP3s from the EMI catalogue.

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