iTunes now serving-up Ringtones

by Thomas Ricker, posted Sep 11th 2007 at 2:16AM

If paying for ringtone snippets of the songs you already own is your idea of a good time, then get on over to iTunes trust funders, Apple's now serving up ringtones at $1.98 a pop. But they're only $0.99 you say? Nope, remember, you have to buy the rights to the song too. Fun. Keep it safe, kids.

[Thanks, Pinsleric, Michael F. and everyone who sent this in]

Filed under: Ringtones, Apple

Tags: apple, iphone, itunes, ringtones

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cydeweyz @ Sep 11th 2007 10:32AM

If two of the exact same story are on sister blogs, why don't they share the same comments?

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Karl Viklund @ Sep 11th 2007 7:31PM

Very nice!

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