Apple changes it’s iTunes Managed Rights

Apple changes it’s iTunes Managed Rights
Apple changes it’s iTunes Managed Rights
Posted by on January 13, 2009 in News & Reviews
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Some pretty good news for iTunes lovers.

Under its “iTunes Plus” program, Apple said all music would be sold without digital rights management (DRM) — that is, iTunes music buyers won’t suffer track playability limited only to iPod/iTunes products, and will be able to share and listen to their tracks as they please.

There’s some price differentiation of course, but we think it’s worth it!

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