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And Wal-Mart Stores, the nation's largest retailing chain, retreated from a misdirected and unfair policy. Last month, the company informed customers who bought its DRM-wrapped music that it would no longer issue keys to unlock the songs. That meant music buyers would no longer be able to move their libraries to new computers or players. Read the complete story here.
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