iTunes Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway Now Available
Apple's iTunes Music Store now lists Sweden, Switzerland, Norway and Denmark amongst the countries that offer iTunes Music Sales.
Rumors of the imminent expansion came in late April, alongside rumors that iTunes Australia would also be included. Australia's store appears to be delayed due to contract disagreements at this time.
Members are encouraged to browse through other forum readers song recommendations at DailyTunes. Unfortunately due to regional licensing issues, specific songs may not be available in all countries.[Update] In a press release, Apple announced a promotion to give every Swiss resident/citizen age 13 years or older a free song from the iTunes Music Store, in conjunction with Swiss financial firm UBS, which is promoting packages to young people for use of "song cards" instead of credit cards.
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