Australian internet services company provides a digital download store to several third parties such as HMV.com.au and mp3.com.au. Selling standard restricted WMA9 downloads.

Industry leading download store sells restricted downloads for 99 cents each

Microsoft enters the digital music space this summer with the MSN download store.

Musicmatch On Demand offers instant, unlimited access to more than 800,000 songs from more than 60,000 albums. Play any song you want, however you want, from any PC.

Circuit City's subscription radio streaming and unlimited download service, with offerings at $4.95 and $9.95 per month, along with CD Burns and Portable Downloads for $.99 each.

Napster offers a portable subscription service with unlimited streams and restricted downloads for $14.95/month, along with permanent downloads selling for $.99 each with minimal usage restrictions.

Subscription service from Real Networks' Listen.com, offering unlimited streaming and internet radio for $9.95/month, CD Burns for 79 cents, and an upcoming non-subscription ala carte download store.

Ruckus Network is a university subscription service, striking deals with campuses to offer subscription music to students as part of tuition fees. They currently work with a number of large universities in the US, including state universities in New York, Illinois, and North Carolina. Songs are DRM'd and offered as 192 kbps WMA streaming-only or as tethered downloads only to portable devices registered by the user. Ruckus does not sell permanent downloads or CD Burns.

eMusic stands alone as the only digital music service entirely focused on serving the needs of independent music fans and independent labels. Delivering more than one million downloads each month, eMusic is among the top digital music services, offering a diverse catalog of 400,000 tracks from established and emerging artists in every genre from the world's top independent labels. Founded in 1998, eMusic was the first service to sell songs and albums in the popular MP3 format and the first company to launch a digital music subscription service.