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Napster is warning investors that the incompatibility of the tracks it
sells with the new iPhone could hurt
sales. (InfoWeek)
It seems a weak excuse given that Napster's real problem is incompatibility with 10 million iPods.
Since Napster's woes would be cure as more labels drop DRM; why isn't the download service selling the million plus compatible mp3's that are available from EMI and all of the indies?
Bruce Houghton on 2007.07.03 in Downloads & P2P, Gadgets & Players, Music Retail | Permalink
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