
Last week, we wrote about the curious case of AnywhereCD, which quietly started selling DRM-free music from the Warner Music Group—only to be quickly hit with a cease and desist order from the MP3-hostile label.
Wired's Listening Post
posted an interview with AnywhereCD's founder, Michael Robertson, in which he explained what went down, and why his company decided to go the MP3 route without, apparently, letting WMG know about its plans:
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