Apple's Music Service - April 28th?
This Latest LA Times story (registration required) discusses Steve Jobs' statement denying any current bid on Universal's Music division.
The date of April 28th, 2003 was first mentioned by AppleInsider, earlier this month.
The article also confirms a date for the launch of the service:
- If Jobs decides to make a formal bid, he is unlikely to do so until after Apple launches its online music delivery service April 28, sources said. Apple's digital downloading service would feature songs from all five major record companies.
The date of April 28th, 2003 was first mentioned by AppleInsider, earlier this month.
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(View all)115 months ago
wow... well i hope this will be another ipod-like success... speaking of which, what about the ipods?
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115 months ago
Hopefully new iPods with recording feature and ability to act as a host to dl and preview pics from a digital cam will come out at the same time....is the 28th a tues? ;) Can't wait to see what innovations wil be in the music service....it will give me something intresting to do browsing through the songs while i'm bored looking for a job...
115 months ago
the 28th is a Monday... doesn't the 29th seem more likely? then again, the new FCP was released on a Sunday, so who knows.
115 months ago
Originally posted by Shadowfax
the 28th is a Monday... doesn't the 29th seem more likely? then again, the new FCP was released on a Sunday, so who knows.
In the past, new products with "immediate availability" were announced on Tuesdays to allow retail outlets either some warning time or allow shipments to reach stores very close to the release date (FedEx and UPS usually don't deliver on Sunday)
This music service would be a little more than just a product introduction, so the actual introduction date is all up to those crazy Cupertino people (or just Steve).
115 months ago
Its funny to watch people talking about when such a service would be released and at the same time people are forgetting to ask why such a service would be started in the first place.
Do we really need/want Apple to serve downloadable music for a fee? I mean we have Amazon for books for example. Nobody expects Apple to start selling books. Why do we expect/hope that Apple would start this online music service, and will it really be any good to Apple?
- Snowster
Do we really need/want Apple to serve downloadable music for a fee? I mean we have Amazon for books for example. Nobody expects Apple to start selling books. Why do we expect/hope that Apple would start this online music service, and will it really be any good to Apple?
- Snowster
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