Interesting story. He escalated this all the way up to the top.

It looks like Amazon is the first competitor to iTunes that Apple has to take seriously. Why? Probably because they sell music you can play on your iPod, unlike Wal-Mart, Napster, and all the other monkeys who thought they knew what people wanted. In E

The project they use to get this going, <a href=\"http://www.hamachi.cc/\">Hamachi</a>, looks quite interesting.

An interesting article on the whether France is missing the point when going after Apple. (Also, for those of you who use Firefox, I recomend you check out the <a href=\"http://roachfiend.com/archives/2005/02/07/bugmenot/\">BugMeNot firefox extension</a>

I suspect there will be useful information in this thread when all is said and done.

Copies music off your iPod and back onto your computer (or someone elses).

One of the guys who writes peppers for Mint broke the story.

I wish you could buy music from all the stores worldwide. Being limited to the country you are from is so backwards-ass.

Going to try this out at work now.

A plugin for winamp that looks like a really good alternative to using iTunes to manage your iPod.

Dave explains how he sets up Smart Playlists in iTunes.

Use the file-system to manage your MP3 player. (Something that may appeal to Rishi, perhaps?)

Apple breaks it down for you.

\"The definitive guide to setting up iTunes streaming via the internet from a Mac running OSX to your PC running windows\"

Sync\'s iTunes libraries between two Macs or PCs

Currently this is only for artists signed to Universal, so no Faye Wong.

A list of plugins for iTunes you can probably live without, but may not want to.