The founder of MP3.com -- a pioneering music download Web site that turned out to be a litigation magnet after its launch in 1997 -- is preparing to re-enter the digital music business with a new online music service set to debut this week. Michael Robertson's new service, dubbed MP3tunes, will sell tracks in the MP3 format, which doesn't have any copy-protection restrictions and can be played on most, if not all, digital music players.
February 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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