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more about #musicdownloads frigg: So, I take it, if you write a book and try and sell it in as an audio book, you and your family are cool with readers stealing it since some unrelated... more » dhlt25: ha suckers, i bought all of my music from amazon. more » spider2544: dude just go steal the music. you already paid for it. more » chonnes: So you're saying that each of your $9.99 albums averages 12 tracks right? Hence the additional $3 @ .25 cents per track. Overall, you are paying .25 c... more » Dearhaw: I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, I understand the frustration, and I, too, would be pissed off if I had tons of DRMed iTMS songs in... more » TechManErik: Well im no expert, but: 1) Backup songs. 2) Delete the ones you dont want to upgrade. 3) Upgrade. 4) Re-upload other songs. Simple. Easy. Works. I nee... more » d_r_e: BTW, that really does suck that you can't choose what songs to upgrade individually. What a fucking lame thing to do. This is totally going to piss of... more » d_r_e: @ Wilson Rothman - "That would mean that all those albums I paid $9.99 for would actually cost me $13 in the end. That's the same amount the damn CD w... more » First: You could try removing the Songs you don't want upgraded from your collection and then try the upgrade option. I am not sure how that will work out on... more » Earthslide: Burn drm tunes as audio on cd-rw, delete songs on itunes, re-import them. simple. more » Bearded Rapper: I steal. Shh. more » -
#cellphones
Nokia Delays U.S. Free Unlimited Music Downloads
The 'Comes With Music' service lets users download an unlimited number of copy-protected tracks for 12-18 months after buying selected Nokia phones. But though its live in the U.K, Germany and Mexico, the U.S arrival has been pushed into 2010. More » -
#itunes
iTunes Wants $250 To Upgrade My Music Collection (Or the Deal's Off)
I knew I had a full-blown music-purchasing problem when I went to "upgrade" my iTunes collection—raising the quality and stripping the pestilential DRM—and the grand total came to an all-or-nothing $250. More » -
