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Will Apple Open an iTunes Buffet?

Apple is reportedly negotiating with its recording label partners to offer iPod and iPhone users an all-you-can-listen plan for the life of the device. According to a Wednesday report, Apple would provide customers who pay a premium of up to $100 over the retail price of an iPhone and iPod with unlimited free downloading privileges from the iTunes Store music catalog. Apple, however, has not confirmed the report. "We have no comment," Tom Neumayr, a spokesperson for Apple, told MacNewsWorld.
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