There's also the problem of compatibility: The services won't run on Apple Computer Inc. computers, which are owned by 19% of college students, according to a 2006 survey of 1,200 students by the research group Student Monitor. In addition, the files won't play on Apple iPods, which are owned by 42% of college students, according to the survey.
What percentage of installed base was that??? 19%?
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imagine a product of cornell acting as if he had an original thought.
Of course, many college kids also have iPods (and that's probably even more common with kids with Macs), and they have access to legal music d/ls. Soooo, that means that Wintel-usin' college kids are probably disproportionately responsible for music piracy. But hey, they should be let off with a warning, since they have to suffer with their computer systems. ;')
Do the songs then disappear, honor system, or what? That makes me suspect the biggest complaint is the system is not Mac compatible.