iTunes Plus - No DRM

[Toon]

Seems Apple offer the user more......

Apple Inc. said on Wednesday it launched iTunes Plus, a new copy protection-free music download service featuring artists with EMI Group including Coldplay, The Rolling Stones and Joss Stone.

The music download service will operate alongside the existing iTunes, which offers around five million songs at 99 cents per song, but with copy restriction software known as digital rights management (DRM).

Apple's founder Steve Jobs called on the music industry to allow online retailers like iTunes to sell digital songs without restrictions to give the fledgling digital music sector a boost and to give consumers what they want.

Copy protection software like Apple's Fairplay prevents unauthorized copying of a digital song bought from the iTunes Music Store, but also restricts the owner to listening to the song on an Apple iPod digital media player or a computer equipped with iTunes software.

[Toon]

Just got my update looks pretty good, this'll blow the CD shops out of the water.

Every single download can now play on every MP3 player on any computer and you can even update your previous i-tunes albums and singles to DRM free.

I love Apple.

[ianm]

I've still not bought into to the itunes store - i like my cd's too much.

[Kelly Creative]

Catch up or get left behind

[ianm]

Originally Posted by Kelly Creative

Catch up or get left behind

pfft! yes mistress

[Toon]

Is there anyone Kelly hasn't bossed about.

[Kelly Creative]

Think there's a few that avoid me. EP and Chicken Joe get the worst. I think they like the whip.

[Cwilk]

Is there anyone Kelly hasn't bossed about.

Me. : ) But I think that we see things the same way.

[ianm]

hmmm..that'd be interesting

[flick]

does anyone know if there's a free program for my mac (10.2.8) that will convert the m4ps ive already downloaded to mp3? am i being a technological retard? cant find anything...