Transfer ipod touch to new account

My son just received a new computer for Chirstmas and he was using my iTunes account for music and apps.  He just created his own account and my question is can I move his music and apps from his iPod Touch to his new account.  If so, how can I do it.  Thanks.
Rob

If you are talking about moving iTunes purchases to another Apple ID, then that's not possible. Sorry.
Your son will need access to your Apple ID and password to update and sync his previous purchases.
B-rock

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