tech industry
12/09/2003, 6:55am, EST
Tuesday, December 9th
ITMS sells more than 20 million songs, albums popular
Apple has sold more than more than 20 million songs in fewer than seven months through its iTunes song store and more than 45 percent of songs downloaded through iTunes had been sold as part of a full album, rather than in single song form, according to Apple's director of marketing Peter Lowe: "Additional research from the NPD Group indicated that iTunes customers bought more music than did ordinary offline consumers over the first four months of that service's operations. The average iTunes customer bought 49 songs online during that time, or the equivalent of about an album a month, compared with the average teenager’s purchase of a CD every two months."
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A lot of people only use the MS stuff bundled on their machines and don't install anything else because they are afraid of viruses... this is silly I agree, but, hey, that's what they do...
"When it's supposed to be possessive, it's just I-T-S...
But when it's supposed to be a contraction, it's
I-T-apostrophe-S....scalawag!"
I think they are in a good position to hit the goal by May, or at least come pretty damn close to it.
We still don't have it in Europe...
Just imagine how much they would sell if they HAD europe...
So keep on bragging, I don't care...