Wednesday, January 18, 2006
At last, good news for iPod owners in Australia
No, it's not that copying your CDs to your iPod has become legal. Not yet. Sony has come to the iTunes party, announcing that it will make its catalogue available through Apple's Australian iTunes music store. Good news indeed.
And in other iPod news:
'UK-based Selfridges has opened an iPod school an upmarket part of London, even though the manufacturer does it for free in its shop just round the corner.Clueless music lovers who have embraced the trendy new technology but not the know-how can pay 65 pounds ($150) for a 40-minute lesson at Selfridges, on the popular Oxford Street shopping haunt.'That bit's rather amusing, but what interested me was this snippet in the news story:
'Selfridges set up a so-called SpeedPod service in December last year, in which CDs are loaded on to the music players for a feeOf course, since you're at Weatherall's Law, you know the question, right? Is this legal? (Of course, it wouldn't be here (yet)).
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