Yes, it really clearly is. Unless you are using a radically different definition of "feature" than I am.
No. It's a way to enable me to explore music with very little financial penalty. Nothing about it keeps me locked in to the zune pass. I continue because I find it delivers great value for my dollars.
It is no more a marketing tool than is iTunes, Raphsody, or anything else we've been discussing.
Wrong. I'm sorry but you're just plain wrong. The ability to explore new music from your portable device in this manner is undeniably, unarguably a feature.
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| It's just a marketing tool. It's a way to interact with you in a way that keeps you on the Zune Pass. |
It is no more a marketing tool than is iTunes, Raphsody, or anything else we've been discussing.
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| It's not exploitative by any means, but it's not a real feature anymore than you'd call Microsoft putting links to buy its other software on your Windows Desktop a feature. |



















