Judge OKs Unlicensed Cloud Music-Storage Service

http://j.mp/qeKWiw  (Wired)

  "A federal judge backed the music storage-locker business model Monday
   while ruling that companies may develop services that store their
   customers' songs in the cloud.  The closely watched case brought by
   EMI against MP3tunes comes as Amazon and Google recently launched
   similar services without the music labels' consent. Apple is expected
   to launch a cloud-storage service with the labels' blessing perhaps as
   early as next month."

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