May 8, 2008 • 1 min read

Warner sign up to Wal-Mart DRM free

Warner Music will make its DRM-free catalogue available through US retailer Wal-Mart's download store, joining EMI, which was the first major to go DRM-free.

Warner Music has agreed to make its DRM-free catalogue available to US supermarket major Wal-Mart, a move which will see music from the major return to the firm's download store. Wal-Mart relaunched their download service selling only digital rights management free MP3s earlier in the year, following Amazon's lead. With the majors still only just completing DRM-free deals, only music from EMI, the first major to go DRM-free, was available at launch. Now Warner's tunes will be added into the DRM-free mix.

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