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  • HMV Australia says 'no' to digital music plans

    HMV Australia has no plans to follow its UK counterpart in offering a subscription digital music service to its customers.

  • ninemsn grabs new team-mates

    HMV Australia and ninemsn have teamed up to launch a co-branded music download store that will deliver both digital and physical music to Australian customers.

  • BMG signs music deal with Destra

    Digital Rights Management (DRM) provider Destra Corporation have signed major music label BMG (Bertelsmann) Australia to sell their music "legally" online.

  • Destra signs up Sony for online music

    Sony Music Entertainment Australia has signed up with Australian Digital Rights Management (DRM) provider Destra Corporation Limited to sell their music -legally" online.

  • Destra launches online music catalogue

    Digital rights management provider Destra has re-launched its online music service, making just under 100,000 tracks available via a series of online retail partners for AU99 cents and above per song.

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  • iTunes Music Store debuts

    Apple Computer today launched its long-awaited iTunes Music Store in Australia, finally giving iPod owners a legal way of downloading music online. Extra: A peek at other Web stores.

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  • Sony hopes to catch music fans in its Net

    Sony has announced the Australian release of its latest MiniDisc portable player, the Net MD. We give you the lowdown on what to expect in our First Look.

  • Normalising MP3s

    By now, you have probably amassed a sizable collection of MP3 files. As a result, you may have unwittingly acquired some less-than-questionable copies of your favourite songs. We'll show you how to get your listening in order.

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