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iTunes Plus Upgrades Now Available À La Carte
technologyexpert.blogspot.com - 1/29/2009
iTunes Plus Upgrades Now Available À La Carte
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At this year's Macworld, Apple announced iTunes was (finally) going DRM-less. However, if you wanted to remove the DRM from your pre-existing iTunes library, it was all or nothing. Proving that they do listen , Apple has changed things, and you can now upgrade your music to iTunes Plus (AKA ...
techreport.com - 1/29/2009
iTunes DRM-free upgrades are now available track-by-track
— techreport.com — Apple has quietly updated its DRM upgrade policy on iTunes. According to iLounge, folks wishing to strip digital rights management protection from their songs no longer have to convert their entire music library—they can now do it track by ... (more) iTunes DRM-free upgrades are now available track-by-track

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iTunes Plus Upgrades Now Available À La Carte
DriverHeaven.net — ... At this year's Macworld, Apple announced iTunes was (finally) going DRM-less. However, if you wanted to remove the DRM from your pre-existing iTunes library, it was all or nothing. Proving that they do listen , Apple has changed things, and you can now upgrade your music to iTunes Plus (AKA DRM-free) one song at a time. _____________ Source: Tech-Ex ...

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iTunes Plus drops all-or-nothing upgrades, goes a la carte — Ars Technica
It hasn't even been a month since Apple told the world that DRM on music sold in the iTunes Store would be going the way of the dodo and that all DRM-restricted music that we had purchased up until now could be upgraded to iTunes Plus—for a fee. And not just the $0.30 per ...
iTunes Plus upgrade available on a per track basis — The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
Apple has apparently bowed to pressure because the iTunes Store is now allowing upgrades to iTunes Plus on a per track basis. Back when Apple first dropped DRM on some of their music they started allowing customers to upgrade their previously purchased tracks to the higher bit-rate and DRM-free ...