"An academic at McGill University has a simple plan to stop the plague of unauthorized music downloads on the Internet. But it entails changing the entire music industry as we know it, and Apple Computers, which may have the power to make the change, is listening." This is the very practice I've been preaching to everyone who would listen. Its along the very gray lines of Allofmp3.com. Mass loads of ubiquitous content and MP3s by the pound are things dreams are made of. Apple sells over 1.25 Million songs a day. Add to that, the iPod's massive market share and Apple stands in a great position to truely change the music industry (again).
"An academic at McGill University has a simple plan to stop the plague of unauthorized music downloads on the Internet. But it entails changing the entire music industry as we know it, and Apple Computers, which may have the power to make the change, is listening." This is the very practice I've been preaching to everyone who would listen. Its along the very gray lines of Allofmp3.com. Mass loads of ubiquitous content and MP3s by the pound are things dreams are made of. Apple sells over 1.25 Million songs a day. Add to that, the iPod's massive market share and Apple stands in a great position to truely change the music industry (again).