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Posted in music on April 27, 2005
iPod Stolen | Fired from the Fader
Tricia Romano reports...
"Getting your iPod stolen sucks. Talking about getting your iPod stolen in The New York Times and then getting fired sucks more. In a March 30 story about iPod thieves, ELLIOT ARONOW, an editorial assistant at The Fader magazine, which is owned by marketing company Cornerstone Promotions, said, "All the value was really in the music. The thing itself was just a stupid device." Shortly thereafter, he found himself out of a job."
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Posted by Ipod Freak | July 30, 2006 5:06 AM
Stupid question from someone who doesn't own an iPod or any other mp3 player: If one adds music to one's iPod by downloading the music from one's PC or Mac to the iPod, wouldn't Elliot have copies of the tunes that were on his iPod on his PC or Mac? I'm aware that he could've downloaded music to his iPod from friends' PC's or Mac's, but I was under the impression that when one hooks up one's ipod to a PC or Mac, the entire contents of the iPod are updated, so one cannot add songs "à la carte."
Posted by Anonymous | July 30, 2006 9:54 AM
you can def add/subtr a la carte.
Posted by Anonymous | July 30, 2006 10:05 AM