New itunes license agreement in weird symbols

i'm not going to accept a license agreement written in boxes and other weird symbols. is there a fix for this?

In the 'Apple Software Update' program, I'm also getting this little blurb below the availabe software list that describes the new iTunes as such:
'Rent and download your favorite movies with iTunes on your computer or directly to your living room on Apple TV. Enjoy rented movies in sizes up to 720p HD with surround sound on your Apple TV and sizes up to DVD-quality on your computer. Transfer your rented movies from iTunes to your iPod or iPhone and enjoy them on the go.
Also, purchase and download your favorite TV shows, music, and more directly on your Apple TV. Effortlessly transfer purchases made on Apple TV back to your computer with iTunes.'
Is this indeed the case for Canadians? (That would be sweet, of course, but I'm doubtful). I should just accept and find out, I suppose.

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