Apple's iTunes spurs Net music sharing. The software is opening up a new way for Mac owners to share their music on the Net--threatening to put iTunes in the center of a controversy the company had hoped to avoid. [CNET News.com]
This is a dumb-ass article. You can't share your music with more than five Mac users at the time. The music is not downloaded just streamed. Unless both recipient and sender have wonderful broadband the stream interruptions makes even using something like Audio Hijack impractical. Some people claim to have ways to download the music, but my analysis says this is pure bullshit. The music industry is not worried because five of your neighbors are able to listen to your new CD... This is just trying to put Apple in the middle of an inexistent controversy.
I haven't thought much about this. I don't listen to radio much, so I don't think about recording it, but seems like a simple logical idea... If the station can be reach through internet you can use a program like Audio Hijack to record it and even putting it in an Mp3 player, otherwise, what do radio listeners do when they can't get to a radio on time for their favorite show?
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