PassAlong’s new FreedomMP3 technology enables seller created rules-based systems that
allow
consumers to transfer music to other
PCs and play songs on portable players including iPods
and MP3-enabled cell phones without overly restrictive digital rights management. (press release)
Could this – or something like it – be the answer to the competing interests of "freedom to play the music you buy on multiple platforms (including the iPod)" vs. "we don’t want you to make 150 copies for your friends"?
