[Macworld]

Post your comments for Ask the iTunes Guy: Grab bag here

[CasualGuy]

If you're interested in broadcasting iTunes audio (or audio from any application(s) on your computer) to other computers on your home network, Rogue Amoeba's Airfoil is a great solution: http://www.rogueamoeba.com/airfoil/

There are apps for OS X, Windows, and iOS.

[kenhare]

...and I think Airserver (http://www.airserverapp.com/) will allow you to broadcast to other computers, too. Launched on startup, it integrates with the Airplay icon in iTunes, so in some ways it is a neater solution than Airfoil (which DOES work very well, you just have to fire up a separate app to broadcast the music)

[BobHoldsworth]

I purchased an album on iTunes, synched up using iCloud and now I have two version so f each song on my iphone. How do I synch it so I only have one? There is only one in iTunes on my MAC.

[kfoag]

Another great place for free music is Amazon.
Go to the mp3 store, and search for mp3's by price. The lowest range you get is $1.99 to $2.99, but all you have to do is type in "0" in the first box.
Then reorder the selections from "Price: low to high" and you will receive a HUGE list.
Of course, the quality will vary, but you can be guaranteed of finding stuff you like.

[lassabrina]

My GF wants to listen to the same R&B station that I get on itunes although she does not own a Mac, is she able to find the same station some other place?

Thanks.