Apple Hits 25m Song Downloads
Posted by Simon Perry on 16 December 2003 at 12:25 pm | Tagged as: Distribution, Music
Further success for Apple have been announced as they declare they have now sold 25 million downloaded song through their iTunes music store, which is currently only operating in America. At this rate they are selling at an average of 1.5 million downloads a month.
Appropriately for this time of year the 25th million track was “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” by Frank Sinatra.
One of the new features introduced into iTunes 2.0 was the ability to purchase online gift certificates for others and to give download allowances for children, who do not have their own credit cards. Over $1 million dollars (~€812,420, ~£572,600) worth of these, vary between $20-$200, have been sold since October.
This announcement comes on the heals of US Time magazine naming iTunes Music Store as the Invention of 2003.
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