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The quickly evolving Japanese digital music market has taken another turn: Local labels are either removing or considering removing copy protection for digital downloads.
According to reports, Victor Entertainment and Avex Group Holdings are planning to completely end digital rights management (DRM) copy protection for downloaded music by the end of this year. Warner Music Japan has been introducing non-DRM tracks in stages since the beginning of this year. 
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