Apple: There’s No $10,000 iTunes LP Charge

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Following up on allegations made by an indie label that Apple charges $10,000 for an iTunes LP and wouldn’t even allow indie labels access to the program, an iTunes spokesperson responded to Music Week with the following statement:

“There is no production fee charged by Apple. We’re releasing the open specs for iTunes LP soon, allowing both major and indie labels to create their own.”

Fake crisis averted?

[via 9to5mac via Distorted-Loop]


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6 Responses to “Apple: There’s No $10,000 iTunes LP Charge”

  1. Andy Says:

    First!

  2. gast Says:

    Second!

  3. BigMeat Says:

    Forth…. Oh wait that’s not how it goes… Yet still smart enough to operate and iPhone!!!! ;)

  4. Ummm Says:

    Ummm. TIPB has been taken over by short bus teens.

  5. fastlane Says:

    Looks like Badmofo63 called it yesterday.

  6. fassy Says:

    Good news. I wonder now what the process will be to get an LP into the iTMS. You can “side-load” music, so it is not as big of a deal, but obviously anybody actually selling their music will want to be in the store. Will it be more like a music submission, or have an App-like review process?

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