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But at least regular old stolen songs likely will. Over at News.com they discuss the interoperability between the Xbox 360 and Apple's iPod. Because of licensing red tape, songs purchased from the iTunes won't play on the Xbox 360, until December when someone hacks the console and increases its functionality ten-fold.
Xbox 360 and iPod Interoperability? Sort of [News.com]
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Kotaku 
Nov 7, 2005 6:40 AM
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