p2pnet news | music:- What do EMI arteests Robbie Williams, Iron Maiden and Corinne Bailey Rae having common?

They’ll all soon be selling hamburgers at Burger King, offering kids an, “opportunity to download a pre-paid, DRM-free EMI track from a campaign website,” says NME.

“Upon entering a code into the site, purchasers of ‘kids meals’ will be able to search for, preview, and download EMI songs in the unprotected MP3 format, as I recently confirmed with an EMI corporate communications SVP,” says Wired.

“Apparently, Burger King is only the first outlet to offer these songs, with some or all of VerveLife’s other partners (including Budweiser, Jenny Craig, Michelob Ultra, Purina, Powerbar, and others) to follow.”

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Also See:
NME – EMI agrees DRM-free music deal with VerveLife, July 24, 2007
Wired – Burger King To Offer Un-DRMed Songs from EMI, July 24, 2007

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