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I agree, the law does need to change. Sure, maybe you'll spend thousands of dollars to build your itunes collection over the years, but let's hope you backed y
by psawaya 16y ago
I agree, the law does need to change.
Sure, maybe you'll spend thousands of dollars to build your itunes collection over the years, but let's hope you backed your songs up. It may not seem likely that Apple will shut down the itunes store, but if they ever did, or changed their redownload policy, you'd sure be pissed to lose all of that music in a hard drive crash.
Services like Grooveshark offer what users really deserve, which is as much music as they want for a flat monthly rate.
- StavrosK 16y agoI completely agree, I just paid $30 for a whole year of complete music freedom. Well, I had complete freedom before (for the little I torrented), but now it's more convenient as well. Grooveshark isn't quite there yet in terms of usefulness (it can't match the tidyness and quality of Spotify), but it's very useful indeed, especially with its mobile apps. For $30/yr, it's a no-brainer.