"We want to be positive and proactive, and we are very much in lockstep with the industry," Stephenson told the crowd at the Music 2.0 conference yesterday. "If that is a major shift in what [the labels] have experienced with our competitor, that's good. We're trying to build this together."

Then he went on to talk about the Wifi sharing restrictions and the 3d/3p system:

"The labels are very cautious about it at the moment," Stephenson said. "Nobody wants three days, three plays--nobody wants to be that restrictive. So there is too much restriction at the moment, but we're trying to find that balance." 

While on this, has anyone solved the mystery why some tracks of the same artist can be shared and others can't ?

Check also the related article about Bryan Lee (retired) talking about the Zune's cooperation with the Record Labels.

[via MP3.com]

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Zune's answer on sharing restrictions
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