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Amazon's AutoRip Service is Retroactive to 1998

Posted 01/10/2013 at 12:00pm | by Paul Lilly

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That CD you bought from Amazon 10 years ago now appears in your Cloud Player account.

Mega online retailer Amazon is embracing the digital age in a big way. The company today announced the launch of Amazon AutoRip, a retroactive service that provides customers with free MP3 versions of CDs they purchased from Amazon dating all the way back to 1998. For better (2Pac, Aerosmith) or worse (Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls), those tunes you purchased so long ago are automatically added to your Cloud Player library, free of charge.

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