The Universal Music Group has been making it known for some time that they're deeply unhappy with Apple's iTunes service, with UMG's Doug Morris and Apple's Steve Jobs fighting with handbags more often than not. Morris recently refused to sign up for another contract with Apple allowing their record label's music on iTunes, due to their strict contract terms which apparently limit the company's marketing and the fact that Apple takes 29 cents of every 99 cents paid per song owned by UMG. Instead of pulling out of Apple...