At the moment, you buy a CD to avoid DRM and to get it in the highest quality possible. What's the point of going into a shop and buying some low-fi MP3s badly encoded on a read-only (I presume) USB stick that's not going to fit nicely into a CD rack, only to get the same shabby quality you can download from iTunes?!
They tried replacing CDs with the minidisc - and that flopped. What makes them think this is going to fare any better?
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Post: What's the point?
Ross Beavis
What's the point? →
Posted Friday 19th October 2007 11:54 GMT
In Record labels to ditch CD singles for USB Flash drives
At the moment, you buy a CD to avoid DRM and to get it in the highest quality possible. What's the point of going into a shop and buying some low-fi MP3s badly encoded on a read-only (I presume) USB stick that's not going to fit nicely into a CD rack, only to get the same shabby quality you can download from iTunes?!
They tried replacing CDs with the minidisc - and that flopped. What makes them think this is going to fare any better?