iTunes Countdown to 100 Million
When the number of songs downloaded from Apples iTunes Music Store crosses 95 million, Apple will begin the countdown to 100 million songs by giving away 50 special 20GB iPodsone to the purchaser of each 100,000th song downloaded between 95 million and 100 million songs. In addition, the person who downloads the 100 millionth song will receive a 17-inch PowerBook, a 40GB iPod, a gift certificate for 10,000 iTunes songs to create the ultimate music library for the iPod and the opportunity to create a Celebrity Playlist to be published on the iTunes Music Store.
As of this posting, the store had sold 94,496,906 songs.
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(View all)Otherwise, this is an awesome promotion! One more excuse to buy iTunes songs, thanks Apple.
Did anyone else notice that there are 2 free songs to download? Click on the free song, click on the album, go to favorite iMixes and click the free songs iMix. At the bottom of the list is 2 free songs.
EDIT: Actually it's every 5 minutes on the dot.
the song count doesn't seem to dynamically update, unless there's several hours between each song purchase. hehe. Apple would be smart to put a dynamically updated counter on there, or atleast once-per-hour update...because once it gets real close, they'll see a HUGE explosion of song purchases for people trying to win the iPod.
the song count doesn't seem to dynamically update, unless there's several hours between each song purchase. hehe. Apple would be smart to put a dynamically updated counter on there, or atleast once-per-hour update...because once it gets real close, they'll see a HUGE explosion of song purchases for people trying to win the iPod.
No, if they put the counter up then no one would buy at all because everyone would be going "I can't buy a song now, its not close to the million mark!!!!"
Besides, it takes all the fun out of it if you KNOW you aren't going to win when you buy a song.
Now if you want to ENSURE you win, you just have to buy 503,094 songs.
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