Garth Brooks is one. He, Kid Rock and some others refuse to allow their music to be sold on iTunes. Some artists want more control over prices. Others don’t like the idea that buyers can chop up their albums and buy individual songs.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Garth Brooks and Kid Rock Are Still iTunes Holdouts
Garth Brooks is one. He, Kid Rock and some others refuse to allow their music to be sold on iTunes. Some artists want more control over prices. Others don’t like the idea that buyers can chop up their albums and buy individual songs.
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