Amazon launched a new service that will start offering a free MP3 album of any CD you buy from them. Better still, you'll get versions of any album you've purchased in the last 15 years. The service ...

(MoneyWatch) In its bid to become the king of all retail, media, and cloud services, Amazon (AMZN) introduced a new music feature: AutoRip. The retailer has negotiated deals with music labels that let ...

Amazon is today introducing a new service called Amazon AutoRip, which automatically gives customers free MP3 versions of any CDs they’ve purchased from Amazon since the launch of its Music Store back ...

Customers who have purchased AutoRip CDs from Amazon dating back to 1998 will find free MP3 versions automatically added to their Cloud Player accounts - free of charge AutoRip is the latest in a ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(NASDAQ: AMZN)—Amazon today announced it has extended its popular AutoRip service to vinyl records. AutoRip was introduced in January of this year to give customers free ...

Although sales of digital music tracks are rising year-on-year, it's clear that U.S. music lovers are still spending most of their hard-earned cash on physical media. According to Nielson SoundScan ...

If you have been shopping for vinyl on the Amazon site, you may have noticed the AutoRip logo. No, it is not Amazon making light of late-night purchases splitting your wallet at the seams. It’s ...

Customers buying vinyl records will get free digital copies of those albums in their Amazon Cloud Player, as part of the company's extension its new AutoRip service for CDs. Marguerite Reardon started ...

Thanks to Amazon AutoRip, I'm listening to The White Stripes' Get Behind Me Satan, which I bought with my first CNET paycheque in June 2005. (They don't make 'em like that any more.) AutoRip is a ...

If you bought a music CD from Amazon in recent years, the giant online retailer has done you a small favor – and itself and the music industry a bigger one – by digitizing them for you as MP3 files ...

The world's largest online retailer Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) recently announced that the AutoRip facility will now be extended to vinyl records, in a bid to expand its cloud music offerings to better ...