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Bruce Willis v Apple : who actually ’owns’ the music on an iPod ?

information - 3 septembre 2012

lire sur le site originel >>> (guardian.co.uk)

The movie star has allegedly discovered he can’t pass on his iTunes collection to his children. It’s part of a far bigger issue, as many are discovering
Is Bruce Willis just like the rest of us ? Did he, too, click on "I Agree" without reading the small print when buying music on iTunes ? It has been reported that Willis is cross that he isn’t legally entitled to bequeath his digital music collection, held on his "many, many iPods", to his children when he dies. He was said to be consulting (...)



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