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> I haven't read the licensing agreement either, but the author
> wrote, "I've
> read the iTunes agreements and found nothing denying
> transferability," so
> maybe it is transferrable.
Possibly, but I doubt this guy is a lawyer, and those agreements sometimes reference other documents which may not even be available to the end user "agreeing" to them.
> Besides, would they really tell you that no one else can listen to the
> music? You have to use headphones?
I was refering to the fact that you're not allowed to use most purchased music for public listening. It's the same with VHS and DVD as well. You have to pay a different fee to rent or show it to large groups.
I might be wrong though, a good lawyer might argue it down to just one person.
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