[WM: Yep. Lawyers dream up all sorts of stuff to insulate their clients from responsibility for almost everything. It doesn’t mean the terms could withstand judicial scrutiny. If a company sells you a recording and publicly lays out how you can use it, they are going to be hard-pressed to persuade many judges that they didn’t really mean it because of what was buried in the fine print their lawyers later dreamed up. And, when companies start relying on fine print to excuse their public pronoucements, they usually pay the price in other ways, e.g. lack of future customers. For additional background on the iTunes Music Store, here’s a great link.]