Apple has held good to its promise to open up the iTunes LP and iTunes Extras format to developers, which in this case inevitably includes smaller music labels and movie studios, publishing a range of documents explaining the format. An October report earlier claimed Apple was keeping the new formats for major labels only and that the company was charging $10,000 for each piece of material released in the format.
The company denied this, promising the future release of
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