Where did the iTunes COM SDK go?

I was going to go download the iTunes COM SDK, originally at http://developer.apple.com/sdk/, but it appears that when you click on the link to get it, it redirects you to the ADC site... which doesn't have the iTunes COM SDK anywhere in there. Does anyone know where it went?

You now need to have an ADC membership to download the SDKs. You can sign up for the free Online Developer membership here:
http://developer.apple.com/products/membership.html

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Hi,
I'm developing a commercial app that works with the iTunes COM SDK. However, on the download page for the SDK, there's this warning:
Warning: Pre–release software is Apple confidential information. Your unauthorized distribution of pre–release software or disclosure of information relating to pre–release software (including the posting of screen shots) may subject you to both civil and criminal liability and result in immediate termination of your ADC Membership.
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