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Most computer users cannot afford to purchase iTunes (for Windows). Most computer users on the planet cannot afford $1/song. Even better if that content is made available to all iTMS users regardless of continent (no good reason not to).

I hope once they open the service (if they ever do) for Europe, they’ll add european music (techno and the stuff…)…ĭitto here, for Australian bands. It has a shot at being hugely successful for Apple beyond the Macintosh world. It does what is uncommon for Apple rather than being too early or too late, it’s at that point where the components are right and the time is ripe.

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This is pay per download, where you download once and keep. mac users think as soon as its on apple (and not yet on ) then its new. They launched this on telstra over a year ago. I’m not holding my breath, considering the same things were said about iPhoto albums & prints, localised Sherlock channels, localised LDAP configurations (for Address Book), various. Other forms of payment and international ordering should be appearing in the near future. The service will be expanded, but Apple felt there was enough incentive to go ahead and launch now, instead of later.

I’ll be interested to see how this develops.Īs I understand it, the necessity of a credit card and living in the US is a temporary drawback. The content is different, and mp3.com has advantages in portability, freedom, and uptime of the service (for now, at least). I’m assuming you mean “iTMS” in place of “iTunes”. How is itunes different than the pay version of mp3.com?

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