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Apple iTunes unwraps (precious few) 69 cent tracks
Published 4/7/2009 at The Register
Vanilla Ice. Still 99 cents Apple today followed up on its promise to remove all DRM from music for sale on its iTunes Store and institute a new pricing structure of $0.69, $0.99, and $1.29 per song.… Whitepaper - Accelerating virtualised environments
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