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I want to rock and roll all night, and sell on iTunes every day. |
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 Are you an independent musician? Or maybe an independent record label? Are those recordings you're making with your midi keyboard and microphone connected to your Mac (via an iMic), starting to sound so good you think someone would be willing to shell out 99 of their hard earned pennies for it? If you answered "yes" to any of those questions, then you, my friend, need to check out knowledge base article 93191!
It's a short but sweet article explaining how you, yes you, can submit your own audio gold for sale on Apple's very own iTunes Music Store, and making millions of pennies for your self. Millions.
Now, if you're too lazy to click on the link above, then I will just paraphrase for you. Article 93191 from Apple's Knowledge Base says, if you would like to have your music sold on the iTunes Music Store, then e-mail Apple Music at [email protected]. That's it. A simple little visit to Mail, and BAM! You're off making millions...of pennies. |
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July 9 2003, 5:23 PM EDT, by
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Zack
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7/10/03, 8:50 AM EDT |
One million pennies is exactly $10,000USD according to my calculations. Personally, I would not mind those pennies!
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