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The "selling songs" music industry is basically dead, most people stream or use YouTube nowadays. Maybe that's why they don't bother with DRM? It would make the
by elcomet 4y ago
The "selling songs" music industry is basically dead, most people stream or use YouTube nowadays. Maybe that's why they don't bother with DRM? It would make them even less attractive compared to streaming
- MichaelCollins 4y agoMaybe. But iTunes started phasing out DRM in 2007 and had 80% of their songs DRM-free by 2009. I think that's a few years before streaming became big. And Amazon was selling DRM-free mp3s from the big four labels in 2008.