Apple's 500 Million Songs
Paul H. writes "Apple is giving away an iPod Mini and a 50-song gift card to whomever purchases every 100,000th song on iTunes, until they reach 500 million downloads. The person who downloads the 500 millionth song wins 10 free iPods, a gold 10,000-song gift card, and 10 additional 50-song gift cards for the iPods. To top it off, the winner gets 4 first row Coldplay tickets with back-stage passes."
...until the last item on the list. Coldplay. Yawn.
I love that donkey. Hell, I love everybody.
How about putting the ipods on ebay and then getting some PHYSICAL music on a cd, which will last you at least for the next decade or so.
Personally I can't see why anyone would collect music in iTunes DRM, it has no real value, at least if you have a CD you can re-sell it and use it with whatever device you want. I don't know anyone who buys downloadable music online. I was just wondering if I could hear some pro arguaments about downloadable music against actually having the CD. (I know you don't technically own the music, but it's still there in your hands and I feel that means something.)
The music isn't tangible unless you install their mal/bloatware (iTunes). Since I can't stand to use iTunes, the music is fairly intangible to me.
If my business were to do something like this I expect I would be sued and shut down quickly. Why can Apple do something that others legally can not?
I'm an American. I love this country and the freedoms that we used to have.
...is how much it sucks. How the hell can it keep selling at such inflated prices?
Ron dies in chapter 9 of book 7.
Taco's Right! Coldplay sucks! (also never heard 'em)
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