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Dropping copy protection also benefits people who want to make eight mix CDs from single playlist. Apple announced on Tuesday at MacWorld that it would be dropping its Digital Rights Management copy protection on over 8 million songs in iTunes with 10 million songs going DRM-free by the end of the quarter.  This sent shrieks [...]

Visit will upgrade his Reality Distortion Field, clearing way for enslavement of humankind in 2012. Apple CEO Steve Jobs will not be the keynote speaker at MacWorld Expo 2009 due to a return trip to his home planet in the Draco constellation to prepare for the alien takeover of Earth on December 21, 2012.

HDCP blocks content from people with eyes In an attempt to curb piracy, Apple’s new aluminum MacBooks feature High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) that prevents anyone from viewing HD content downloaded from iTunes — whether they try to watch it on an external monitor, a projector or even the MacBook’s screen itself.

Another 200,000 purchased by Apple CEO Steve Jobs News of Apple selling one million videos in 20 days was quickly retracted after it was learned Disney CEO Robert Iger downloaded almost 500,000 of those videos while Apple CEO Steve Jobs downloaded another 200,000, meaning only about 300,000 were actually downloaded by the public.