iPhone data plans now give you per-byte metering already
Real per-byte? or an upper-limit cutoff? There's a difference.
iPhone data plans now give you per-byte metering already
is anyone else that is not from europe getting the oops error
Do you REALLY want the "water meter" model?
yeah me too. are u in the uk?
I wonder if AT&T nullrouted the url for download. it would have been pretty easy
I wonder if AT&T nullrouted the url for download. it would have been pretty easy
I am in the U.S. getting that error
I am getting the same thing.I am in the U.S. getting that error
is anyone else that is not from europe getting the oops error
I can't access it over wifi so can't be at&t. Server is just probably down...
Good attitude. Only pay for things that you feel you should have to pay for, and take the rest? I mean, it's only fair, right?
Wow, when I think about it, I can justify taking just about anything!
You're absolutely correct. I pay for things so I can look down my nose at people like you.Fixed that for you.
So what's your rationale for not pirating?I didn't put it there, but it seems that I have to state it: I do not download illegally. I have a large music and DVD collection (1000+), but since Napster and Kazaa got shut down almost a decade ago, I don't participate in anything illegal. Having said that, I don't even know where those old data CDs are now as most of my CDs since were purchased to have the music in higher bitrate/better quality, with the booklets/out of respect. In that sense, the record companies might feel that they lost thousands, but I wouldn't have spent thousands if I didn't have the chance to know so many artists then.
Anyway, my point was against the specific argument that if most people were OK with piracy, we'd be still living in caves. No, we wouldn't and there is good reason, why education is mostly state-controlled in most countries. Organised and widespread distribution of knowledge is beneficial to the economy. If it was down to short-term commercial considerations, companies would try to restrict almost all knowledge and development.
I'm not suggesting that everybody should use pirated software and listen to music where the artists and labels are not benefiting. But the industry should give up these poor arguments that our economy and civilisation would be over without protection on intellectual property. With this strategy, they will never win.
Hey I am getting this error message: opps... file received was invalid..
I wonder if anyone getting the same error message as me. I have tried hard reboot and even upgraded to iOS 4.01 and I am still getting this message.. HELP
Instead of a "tethering" fee they should call it a "convenience" fee, because that's all tethering is.
im not debating your post at all in terms of piracy...
but considering that artist make about $1.00 per CD (some more if they are more popular) i fell out of the "doing it for the artist" phase years ago.
your feeding the record companies with album sales.. not so much the band.
itunes is even worse, they make about $.03 per single.
Artist make their money from Touring and Endorsements.
unless the band that you are purchasing music from is physically producing their own cd's and selling them out of vans...
otherwize, the donation youre putting forth to the artist is pretty insignifigant compared to their main income.
if you want to support a band, go see them play, that one-time visit will make them more money than all of their albums you purchased combined.
got the error msg too, now safari won't work