iTunes Australia - Q1 2004?
News.com.au reports that Microsoft's Ninemsn music service will reach Australia early next year.
Of more interest, an Australian version of Apple's iTunes is also expected in the first quarter of 2004 according to the article.
According to their sources, Apple plans on extending the iTunes Music Store "to a number of markets beyond the US" in the same time period.
Apple has publicly committed to Japanese and European Music Stores in 2004. Apple has also been reported to be in negotiations with Canadian music agencies as early as October of this year.
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107 months ago
yeah :) Major battle of the giants Apple vs. Microsoft again. Desktop wars moves to Music Store wars
107 months ago
Good news for Austrailians--Apple is finally caring about other countries.
107 months ago
It's about time! Apple needs to continue to expand like this if it wants to stay competitive with the whole online music store industry, so this is great news for lots of people around the world!.
107 months ago
Nice, bring iTMS all over! Make it number one. (Just like I'm number one on this forum.) he he
107 months ago
Originally posted by CompUSAMacNerd
I think I got the first comment. I hope :)
Gotta be quicker than that.... ;)
107 months ago
Thank god this is happening. Now we can get rid of those 'Apple's Crap since they don't have iTMS in *insert country*'.
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