Amazon has launched the public beta of its new digital music portal called Amazon MP3, which will feature two million songs from 180,000 artists and 20,000 labels, all without DRM. Separate songs will sell for $.89 or $.99 and albums will range in cost from $5.99 to $9.99, with the best selling albums coming in at $8.99.
Stream of Nonsenseness
by Adrian Jimenez
About Adrian
I love technology. I also love learning new things. There is rarely a day where I do not find myself reading (even if it's just Wikipedia on my Macbook Pro). I also enjoy listening to podcasts ranging from foolish to fascinating. I am emersed in media.
I married Barbara, my high school sweetheart in June of 2006. We have a very small dog, Winter, with a very big personality. Together, we live a semi-chaotic life enjoying the occasional evening walk, Netflix movies, and way too much TV.
Contact Adrian
I am notoriously difficult to get in touch with and I certainly hope no one gets offended if I don't respond to them. I welcome all questions, comments, recommendations, and criticisms.
The best way to reach me is either through Twitter or on Facebook. Follow or friend me up.
