Apple Confirms It Will No Longer Accept New iTunes LP Content After March 2018

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By John VoorheesMar 6, 2018, 4:47 pm936 pts
In 2009, Apple introduced iTunes LP content as an enticement for music fans to purchase full albums. The format bundled an album with additional material like bonus tracks, liner notes, videos, and other extras. Earlier today, the UK-based website Metro reported that it had seen an email message from Apple to…

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