April 26, 2005

RealNetworks completed the overhaul of its Rhapsody digital music service and has decided to take on Apple's iTunes head on. In what could be the start of a major price war, Rhapsody is allowing users to listen to up to 25 songs per month without paying anything at all. To protect downloaded music content, the Rhapsody service now uses digital rights management technology from Microsoft.

Here are the Links

The CNET Article

The Houston Chronicle Article