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Yahoo! DRM switch-off screws music customers

Posted by Richard in DRM, Uncategorized at July 25th, 2008

This afternoon, Yahoo alerted customers of its erstwhile downloadable music store that it would no longer provide support after Sept. 30 … The upshot: starting Oct. 1, said customers won’t be able to revive frozen tracks or move working ones onto new hard drives or computers, because Yahoo won’t be providing any more keys to the songs’ DRM wrappers.

Source: LA Times

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