Launched in September 2007, Amazon MP3 offers a massive selection of DRM-free MP3 music downloads with more than 6 million songs from thousands of record labels.

The Amazon MP3 store should help the Nexus One compete with the iPhone, which can download songs from the Apple iTunes store directly to the phone.

The Amazon MP3 Store may have the lowest prices on DRM free music, but for some people 79 cents for a song is just too much, especially when [john] and the folks at pirates-of-the-amazon.com can ...

Windows/Mac: doubleTwist, the gadget-friendly media manager that wants to be an iTunes replacement, has added a native Amazon MP3 store to its Windows client. That's roughly two months after it ...

SEATTLE-- (BUSINESS WIRE)-- (NAS: AMZN) - Amazon.com, Inc. today announced the launch of the Amazon MP3 store optimized specifically for iPhone and iPod touch. For the first time ever, iPhone and iPod ...

Amazon MP3 Store Comes to iOS — Without the In-App Purchase Tax Apple's vice-like grip on music on the iPhone and iPod touch continues to loosen as another music service pops up on iOS.

Amazon MP3 store’s gains not coming at iTunes’ expense Amazon MP3 has quickly become a favorite among those who buy music online, … ...

Amazon today announced that iPhone users can now purchase Amazon MP3 tracks from their iPhones. iPhone users will need to browse through Amazon's MP3 Store via the Safari browser. The mobile web ...

Amazon launched its new AutoRip service today. The service works with the Amazon MP3 store to give you free MP3 copies of CDs you've purchased from Amazon dating all the way back to 1998.

With Amazon MP3 store integration, that ad’s promise—to “bring you choice”—has come true, and it’s worth a thousand PR stunts ...

In perhaps the biggest threat to Apple's global dominance of digital music, Amazon just announced the international rollout of Amazon MP3. Right, the on-line storefront offering DRM-free music ...

Sony BMG will sell its music DRM-free on the AmazonMP3 store by the end of the month. This is the second move for Sony BMG in the DRM-free MP3 business.