AT&T and eMusic Create Expensive Mobile Music Store

I just wrote a news piece and analysis of AT&T and eMusic’s new mobile music store for PC Magazine. To summarize, the new service lets AT&T get into the over-the-air download game where consumers can buy music directly from their phones. And it feature’s eMusic’s 2.7 million track catalog of independent artists, and none of the tracks have any form of digital rights management (DRM). They’re in pure MP3 format, which is a wonderful thing.

However, consumers have to subscribe to the service for $7.49

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