Good news if you missed, or forgot to check out the launch of Apple's iTunes Music Store in the UK. Today Apple has released a replay version of the event via QuickTime along with a photo gallery.
Apple launched the iTunes Music Store in the UK, France and Germany at an event in London's Old Billingsgate Market earlier this week. Now the company has posted a QuickTime replay of the event on its Web site. If you're not interested in watching a streaming video of the June 15th event but you'd still like to see some of the sights and sounds, Apple has also posted a photo gallery.
Screenshot: >> Click here <<
Video: iTunes Music Store Replay
News source: MacCentral
Apple launched the iTunes Music Store in the UK, France and Germany at an event in London's Old Billingsgate Market earlier this week. Now the company has posted a QuickTime replay of the event on its Web site. If you're not interested in watching a streaming video of the June 15th event but you'd still like to see some of the sights and sounds, Apple has also posted a photo gallery.
Screenshot: >> Click here << Video: iTunes Music Store Replay News source: MacCentral
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Incase anyone wants to know the song played in that cool video at the start it's
Walkie Talkie Man - Steriogram
(and no it's not on the UK iTunes site, it's on the USA one lol)
I also noticed that.
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Edit: yeah, the audience is really boring... c'mon people, liven up over there
Last edited by 12815 on 17 Jun 2004 - 16:25
I guess if they would show it on TV in my country 95% of the wiewers wouldn´t understand **** and freak out
Anyway it was another great, enjoyable presentation, wow. I hope they´ll webcast next in WWDC
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