iTunes song swap helper vanishes from Net

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Vily, we know you don't understand Apple

or its customers. Yes, the iTunes Music Store requires that you
designate which machines (up to 5, I believe) you are going to
use the music on. Then you can transfer that music from one
machine to another. That limitation is why the record
companies agreed to let Apple sell their music. Otherwise, they
would not have agreed.

Microsoft didn't do it. RIAA didn't do it. Sony didn't do it. Real
didn't do it. And we all know Vily didn't do it.

Apple did it and now many others are going to profit from it.
Apple is the origin of all wonderful and useful computing ideas.
Not Microsoft. And not Vily.

What Vily Clay breakthrough has generated 50 million dollars of
sales/revenues in the last 6 or 7 months and protected people's
copyrighted material, hmmmmm? So since innovation isn't your
strong point, just silly criticism and questions are, perhaps it is
clear why you don't understand why people buy anything from
the iTunes Music Store because there is nothing with the Vily
Clay name on it that anyone would buy!

Posted by: mlindl   Posted on: 03/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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