Apple ITunes Offers 'Complete My Album'

March 29, 2007 By MAY WONG, AP Technology Writer

(AP) -- Apple Inc., the company that popularized selling songs online for 99 cents apiece, now hopes to buoy interest in albums, giving customers credit for purchases of full albums from which they have bought individual tracks.

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