I read over the articles Thoughts on Music by Steve Jobs and Apple's Jobs call for DRM-free music by EE Times, an online Global news. Both, my sister and I, own Nano iPods. The music that I download comes from LimeWire. It's free and convenient. All I have to do once I download the music is transfer it to iTunes and when I connect my iPod to the computer, it automatically updates the newest stuff. I'm not really sure how much space each file from LimeWire takes up on my computer, but I do know that when I add a song to iTunes, it compresses it so that there's more space available. I know of a couple of people that do buy the songs from the iTunes Store but they only have a couple of songs. I honestly don't think I would ever do that. Why pay when you can get songs for free? There's way too many songs that I want to download and paying $.99 for each song would definitely add up in the future. My opinion is probably way wrong but until someone makes it impossible to download free songs.. I'll probably continue to use the regular programs.
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