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Apple Opting for Unlimited Music Download

- 3/6/2011 0:19

Bloomberg filed a report recently citing Apple’s plan to work with record labels in order to create music tracks bought over at the iTunes Music Store and to make the service even more accessible to its avid users. The report from Bloomberg said that Apple is eyeing on the possibility of providing music buyers the ability to re-downloaded songs all over again. Hmm. Sounds reasonable huh? After all, you’ve already bought the track. This can also be considered as a permanent backup system which can certainly improve the purchasing of audio tracks. To add, Apple is also rumored to be negotiating with giant music recording companies EMI Group, Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment. Does this sound good news to all Apple fans out there? Source

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