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Microsoft shows off online music software

Daniel Fleshbourne   on 10 June 2003 - 10:28 · 25 comments & 1820 views

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THE BIGGER BOYS aren't going to let Apple's Steve Jobs have everything his own way, it has emerged. The LA Times reports today that Microsoft is already showing off its answer to Apple's iTunes (MiTunes?) to a number of record industry executives.

And the desperation derby of selling online music has many more runners and riders, the same newspaper reports. Those include Amazon, Yahoo, AWOL Time Warner CNN and Viacom, the paper said.

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#1 vetbangbang023 on 10 Jun 2003 - 13:32
this will get a few custyomers who are too nervous about swapping files for free but this will never be the means of bringing down p2p
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#2.1 vetmalebolgia on 10 Jun 2003 - 16:56
True True
#3 vetblackice912 on 10 Jun 2003 - 22:35
I'll just wait for Apple's system for PC.

Microsoft will probably put WPA into each song and tell you to call them because you rebooted your system and need to reactivate the song.

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