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Now hear this: The iTunes Store makes it easy to give songs, albums, playlists, audiobooks and music videos to anyone. Or give iTunes Gift Cards and gift certificates and let them choose for themselves.

Play your cards right.

Purchase a pre-paid iTunes Gift Card from any Apple Store — online, by telephone or from Myer, BI-LO, Kmart, Target, Harris Technology or any Coles Express, Coles Supermarket, Officeworks, Dick Smith, Powerhouse, Tandy, Big W, Woolworths, JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, Domayne, David Jones, Australia Post, select Newsagents nationally . Choose from denominations of $20, $50 and $70 good towards any purchase on the iTunes Store.

A tuneful choice.

An iTunes Store gift certificate (available through iTunes or the Apple Online Store) is just the thing for last-minute gifts. Have it sent via email for near-immediate delivery or print the gift certificate on your own printer and deliver it to the lucky recipient in person.

Raise their allowance to raise the roof.

Give your kids a legal way to download their favourite songs. Music allowance accounts give them access to the store without requiring a credit card and set a limit on how much they can spend.

Favourites for your favourites.

Now when you find music and videos you love on the iTunes Store, give them to someone as a gift as easily as making a purchase. As soon as your recipient redeems the gift on the iTunes Store, it arrives safely in his or her iTunes library, ready to play or sync to iPod or Apple TV. Or give a printed certificate with a code redeemable for your chosen gift on the iTunes Store. You can even create your own playlists and give them as custom compilation albums.