Record labels are beginning to let consumers pick what format music comes in

The recording industry has long fought against the popular MP3 music format, which is a favorite among computer users.  Due to potential piracy issues, the bigger record labels were relatively slow in trying to adapt to the technology.  Industry analysts, however, say that change may be on the horizon -- companies want to look at new ways of delivering digital music to the consumers.

It wasn't very long ago when the term MP3 seemed to be taboo among major record labels.  As music and file sharing continues to progress, record labels and music vendors are beginning to realize that they may have to make room for more flexible options.

Read more here: http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=5515

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