Walmart Music Store
The New York Post reports that Walmart is finalizing deals with the five major labels and plans to launch its own music download service as early as November 15th.
While no pricing details are available for the new music service, The Post notes that Walmart currently sells music at a loss at their retail stores to attract customers.
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108 months ago
Wow, everybody seems to want to get into the game. Maybe this will hurt the credibility of the recent newcomer Napster. iTunes is the established standard.
108 months ago
Originally posted by Freg3000
I can see it already. 49 cents at amazingly low quality and tons of DRM.
not to mention "family friendly" versions of your favorite tracks.:rolleyes:
F Walmart.
108 months ago
Ok, this is getting to be ridiculous.
On a side note, expect to see LimeLite's Music Store in early 2004...
:p
On a side note, expect to see LimeLite's Music Store in early 2004...
:p
108 months ago
Is this a joke?
Is it going to be a bunch of censored stuff, like in their stores?
Or is it going to be a load of Toby Keith hick crap, like in their stores?
Plus, does anyone who goes to Wal-Mart even know what a computer or the Internet is?
Is it going to be a bunch of censored stuff, like in their stores?
Or is it going to be a load of Toby Keith hick crap, like in their stores?
Plus, does anyone who goes to Wal-Mart even know what a computer or the Internet is?
108 months ago
I wonder if this will be sponsored by the Handleman Company?? They are the music distributor for stores like WalMart, Target, K-Mart, etc. If so, do you think such a service would extend to these other similar stores?
108 months ago
So when will we be seeing a McDonald's music store? This is insane, everyone seems to be starting a music selling service now.
108 months ago
agreed, this is nuts. How many are we up to by now? Apple, napster, dell, sony (right?), walmart, buymusic.com... and I'm sure I'm forgetting many. Methinks there isn't room in the market for this many people.
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