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iTunes Europe Goes Live

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the you-submitted-this-too-didn't-you dept.

Spad writes "The Register is reporting the launch of iTunes in the UK, France and Germany. "iTunes will carry 700,000 songs from the five major record labels and independents, and prices for the download service start at 79 pence or 99 euro cents per song." It's not ideal (99c is about 55p) but it's better pricing than expected. I for one will be signing up to use it."

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  1. Re:Since this is an Apple product by Timesprout · · Score: 0, Troll

    How many Apple users are there in Europe anyway?

    There are 3, and when Steve Jobs is in town he makes 4

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  2. Re:Windows 98 + iTunes by falcon5768 · · Score: 0, Troll

    why would you ever want to still use 98, or worse use 98 ONLINE! Your just opening yourself up for a risk there.

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  3. But what about iTunes CANADA? by DuckWing · · Score: 0, Troll

    I've used apple computers since '86 and Linux since '96. I've always Liked a lot of what Apple has done, but the constant delay an foot dragging to get the Apple Store into Canada and now the iTunes Store into Canada is just stupid. I don't get it. Canada should have been 2nd on the list or done at the same time the US was done. It took ages for the Apple Store to come to Canada, and now that it is, it's great.

    Maybe I need to go to Cupertino and punch Jobs in the Face for his idiocy on these things. Brilliant when it comes to many things, but lacking in many ways at others :-(

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