In other news, hte LA Times is reporting that Apple and Pepsi have struck a deal to promote the iTMS that will see Pepsi give away 100 million free songs via iTunes. Pepsi will pay Apple for all free downlaods. Apparently Pepsi whats a hipper image and they think this is the way to do it.
I'd give a link, but it's early and I'm using a windows box.
I was hoping that it would have been released for Canada today, as well. Oh well, I guess we have some more waiting to do. I just really wish they would hurry up, or at least give us some info about when they expect to have it in Canada, if at all.
I sent gift certificates to a couple of people in Europe today after they agreed to pay me back through PayPal. There is no reason why you couldn't do that for Canada as well.
I don't have the time to do it but I'm sure that somebody will set up a web site (call it iTunesGiftCertificates.com) and sell gift certificates for a reasonable fee (10% over face value to cover PayPal charges and "shipping & handling").
I was hoping that it would have been released for Canada today, as well. Oh well, I guess we have some more waiting to do. I just really wish they would hurry up, or at least give us some info about when they expect to have it in Canada, if at all.
Yeah, well, just be grateful you didn't get invaded after your traitorous unwillingness to help invade Iraq, and to take part in the fight against terr-rur.
Yeah, well, just be grateful you didn't get invaded after your traitorous unwillingness to help invade Iraq, and to take part in the fight against terr-rur.
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*prays to the Apple gods*
Amorya
I'd give a link, but it's early and I'm using a windows box.
Originally posted by Amorya
What about UK?
*prays to the Apple gods*
Amorya
Next year, dont blame apple, blame the behind the times Europe.
:-)
Not sure how Mac friendly it is, but the songs are 99 cents, full CD's from 9.99.
And that's in Canadian funds...hmm, bodes well for pricing when Apple does make it available in Canada.
Originally posted by satchmo
Something called Puretracks.com was launched in Canada earlier this week.
Not sure how Mac friendly it is, but the songs are 99 cents, full CD's from 9.99.
And that's in Canadian funds...hmm, bodes well for pricing when Apple does make it available in Canada.
The tracks are in WMA and I think the prices can vary. Still, it shows that licensing can be worked out...
Originally posted by piwozniak
kim, your 8-Ball must be a bit off.
did you make the plastic yourself, maybe your design is faulty
I don't have the time to do it but I'm sure that somebody will set up a web site (call it iTunesGiftCertificates.com) and sell gift certificates for a reasonable fee (10% over face value to cover PayPal charges and "shipping & handling").
Originally posted by Quarem
I was hoping that it would have been released for Canada today, as well. Oh well, I guess we have some more waiting to do. I just really wish they would hurry up, or at least give us some info about when they expect to have it in Canada, if at all.
Yeah, well, just be grateful you didn't get invaded after your traitorous unwillingness to help invade Iraq, and to take part in the fight against terr-rur.
Originally posted by kumrabai
Yeah, well, just be grateful you didn't get invaded after your traitorous unwillingness to help invade Iraq, and to take part in the fight against terr-rur.
kiss my a$$