Earlier today it became official - the Canadian iTunes Store will now sell TV shows. What seemed to get missed in this announcement was another ‘upgrade’ for Canadians - DRM free iTunes Plus tracks are finally available as well.
Totally unrelated note, you might have noticed the decrease in number of posts the last few days. I think a goal for 2008 should be to have a bunch of articles stocked away for those sick-weeks.
Purchasing iTunes Plus songs is nearly identical to non-iTunes Plus songs. And at no additional cost. Has anyone tried upgrading an album from normal (ie. with DRM) to Plus (no-DRM) now that the cost is the same? Is there an ‘upgrade’ fee?
I thought I’d support a fine Canadian artist.
And at some point might turn this track into a ring-tone, because I can.
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