[Edwood]

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Someone asked if he could sell his $5K iTunes library, and apparently it's forbidden by the EULA....but OK, there's no DRM. These digital files are lossy and carry no monetary value whatsoever...when you could always sell your CD's to fund new ones. This business scheme screws the consumer on all possible levels, no less than a work of genius

Yeah, restrictive licensing it really just voluntary DRM. 

 

[Deep Funk]

That is why I still refuse to buy Apple products. I want to be able to drag and drop and to be able to use third party software. Also when I buy music it is mine. 
 
Digital music on your P.C. is fine but I prefer my CD-player set up from the 'olden days' and in time will venture into vinyl.