Songs You Can Download, Legally.
In April 2003, Apple Computer launched the iTunes Store, which allows users to legally download music at prices that range from $0.99 for a song to about $10 for an album. Apple is not the first company to sell music online, but it has now become the leader in the field. The iTunes Store can only...
| Publicado en: | Hispanic Vol. 16; no. 9; pp. 60 - 61 |
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ET Publishing International
September 2003
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