Apple reduced iTunes Plus DRM-free Music to 99 cents per Song

Apple originally introduced digital music without its FairPlay digital rights management lock and at a higher quality (256-bit vs 128-bit) via iTunes Plus for $1.29 each. The music is largely from EMI. This price reduction will make iTunes' music competitive with other music services like Amazon.com that also offer DRM-free songs. [Bill Fox]

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