Will this stop people getting music for free?
By John Oates, 11 December 2001 16:50
NEWS Pressplay, the MP3 service from Sony and Universal, will let users burn files onto CDs, something its rival MusicNet cannot do. The company will offer 100,000 tracks and is still promising to launch before New Year but it has not released any pricing information. Users can listen to streamed music or pay for downloads which they can burn onto CDs.
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