03/30/2004, 7:55am, EST
Tuesday, March 30th
Selling music on the iTunes Music Store
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IMHO, it's apple that should really have a free online guide to how to sign up to iTMS. If a 3rd party wants to charge for a "tips and tricks" guide, then I guess that's ok. There are people that sell guides to eBay and Google placement, so it's not unheard of. I just read this, and said to myself "gee, that kind of sucks to have to pay $20 just to figure out how to submit to iTMS". Sounds like this is an area that apple needs improving.
this is a *top secret* report... ;P
i think they're trying more to market the "us vs. them" approach with tips on working the system, rather than helping people into a healthy relationship with apple. no, i didn't pay the $20 to find that out; just going by their marketing pitch.
if we are to believe Higgs, Apple is a company that will cause you pain and eat up a lot of time. frankly, i don't know.
might be a good deal, though. after all, they are keeping it down to 1 spelling error per 1 page of text, going by their web page.
no, no really – i can't talk. i haven't seen the report. just being critical for criticism's sake. =P
[BTW, the answer to the question is of course, yes, they are idiots for spending money to see that crap. ]