As of 2 hours ago, iTunes has become the first online service ever to reach 1 Billion song downloads. iTunes has therefore, just given Microsoft's upcoming "URGE" service absolutely NO chance at winning.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/1billion/
As of 2 hours ago, iTunes has become the first online service ever to reach 1 Billion song downloads. iTunes has therefore, just given Microsoft's upcoming "URGE" service absolutely NO chance at winning.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/1billion/
I refuse to buy song from iTunes or any other pay download service. I refuse to be locked into some proprietary format.
hear, hear.Originally Posted by Protostar
I'm surprised that it took them so long. I thought that reached and beat that mark some time ago.
If you get it as an mp3, you can convert it to *.ogg. I've done it before.Originally Posted by Protostar
And its called transcoding, which is bad for the quality.If you get it as an mp3, you can convert it to *.ogg. I've done it before.
But I aggree. I will never buy from iTunes.
The only digital music store worth mentioning is allofmp3, very acceptable prices and no DRM.
Oh, and doesent the RIAA get 70cents per 99cent download?
Thats 700 million dollars to the RIAA
wow...did you see what the 1 billionth buyer got?
The prize for the billionth song purchased:
iMac, iPod and iTunes Gift Card
* One 20-inch iMac
* Ten 60GB iPods (5 white/5 black)
* One U.S. $10,000 iTunes Music Card (good for any media type)
TEN ipods?!!?!?
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that person will suddenly become very popular with 9 ipods they wont be using
Is that true!? Link?Originally Posted by xequence
I am really curious!
I know the RIAA gets a big percentage of the money. I am pretty sure it is 70 cents per song.Originally Posted by Donshyoku
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