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Say sayonara to the superstore. Stop waiting for music to arrive in the mail. Forget subscription fees. With the iTunes Store, the music you love (and the music you have yet to discover) is at your fingertips, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Click and it’s yours.

Buy any song for 99¢.

Shop for the music you want, anytime you want — one song at a time or by album — on the iTunes Store. The high-quality AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) music files you purchase are yours to keep. All for just 99¢ — $9.99 per album in most cases. And thanks to the Complete My Album feature, buy one or more singles from the iTunes Store, and get credit for them when you buy the whole album.¹

Discover your tracks.

Love to find new music? The iTunes Store makes it easy. Listen to a 30-second preview of any song on the iTunes Store before you buy. Visit the Just For You section for personalized recommendations based on past song purchases. Download a new free single every week. Learn about new releases and exclusives by subscribing to the New Music Tuesdays email and podcast. View celebrity playlists for a glimpse at your favorite stars’ taste in music. For more recommendations, turn on the MiniStore, which appears right in the main iTunes jukebox window and highlights music on the iTunes Store based on the song you’ve selected in iTunes.

Know your rights to rock.

Burn the music you buy to an unlimited number of CDs for your personal use, listen to it on an unlimited number of iPod players, and play it on up to five computers.

You can also download iTunes Plus songs for just 99¢. These songs feature higher-quality, 256-Kbps AAC encoding — twice the standard bit rate — and no DRM (digital rights management). With 1 million indie tracks just added, there are up to 2 million iTunes Plus songs to choose from and play on any iPod, other digital music players, and an unlimited number of computers. For no extra charge.

Music that moves.

Buy music videos from the iTunes Store for as low as 99¢ and you can watch your favorite artists, too. Play videos on your computer, see them on your widescreen TV with Apple TV, or sync them to iPod or iPhone for an on-the-go fan fix.

Hear it. Tag it. Download it.

“What song was that?” With iTunes Tagging, you don’t need to wait for the DJ to tell you. Hear a song, press “tag” on a compatible HD Radio receiver, speaker system, or car stereo system, and your connected iPod saves the song’s title and metadata. Sync your iPod to a Mac or PC and a new Tagged playlist appears in the iTunes jukebox — complete with links to the iTunes Store — so you can preview and buy your tagged songs with a click.