Telus offers DRM-free music to cellphone customers
News | 02/10/2010 11:49 pm EST
Telus announced Wednesday that it is the first cellphone carrier in Canada to offer wireless music free of digital rights management (DRM)—but the company will charge customers 30 cents per track to replace their DRM music.
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