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EMI music: DRM-free and coming to YouTube

News Type: Event — Seeded on Fri Jun 1, 2007 7:20 AM EDT
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YouTube has now inked deals with all four of the major music labels after signing an agreement with EMI today. EMI, which has been the first major to allow its catalog to be sold without DRM, is also the last of the labels to bring its content to YouTube. Now that the deal is in place, though, users can watch music videos from EMI artists and can incorporate EMI music into user-generated content.

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