Which failed music retail strategy by a major record label in the early 2000s was known as 'PressPlay' and ultimately paved the way for iTunes and Spotify?

The music retail landscape has dramatically transformed in the past two decades, shifting from physical album sales to digital downloads and now to streaming services. This transformation has not only changed how consumers access music but has completely restructured industry revenue models. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant failures in music retail history that helped accelerate this digital transformation.

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Universal Music Group's subscription service that required proprietary hardware to play downloaded songs
Sony-Universal's joint venture that offered limited streaming rights with heavy DRM restrictions and high monthly fees
Warner Music's attempt to create physical discs that self-destructed after 24 hours of listening
EMI's online platform that required users to repurchase their physical albums for digital access