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113th year/Number 89

Torrance, California

2007 A MediaNews Group NewspaperLOCAL NEWS: Lawmakers want to muffle LAX's effect on schools. A3DIGGING DEEP INTO CREDIT CARD BREACH

T.J. Maxx and Marshalls owner makes SEC filing about the theft of information from 45.7 million cards, starting in July 2005.

BUSINESSPAGE C1HOW COULD THEY SAY THAT?

Online anonymity has given a public stage to people's cruelest opinions, ones that in earlier eras likely never would have traveled past the water cooler, the kitchen table or the next bar stool.

TODAYPAGE b1SO, NOW YOU WANT THE WHOLE ALBUM?

Apple introduced the "Complete My Album" feature Thursday on its iTunes Store. It now gives a credit of 99 cents for every track the user previously purchased and applies it toward the purchase of the complete album.

For instance, most albums on iTunes cost $9.99 so a customer who already bought three tracks can download the rest of the album for $7.02.

Previously, users who bought singles and later opted to buy the album had to pay the full price of the album and ended up with duplicates of those songs.

The album price reduction is good for only 180 days after the initial purchase of individual tracks.

-- The Associated Press

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