MacNewsWorld Talkback

When I downloaded iTunes onto my computer, I sold my soul to Apple. For years, I had downloaded songs from Morpheus, Kazaa and LimeWire -- or whichever P2P file-sharing program wasn't being prosecuted at the moment. It was fun and instant and, most importantly, it was cheap. Still, Apple was offering me safety, accurate tagging -- none of this "01-By By By-Backstreet Boyz.mp3" business -- and album art for less than a dollar.