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December 02, 2004
iTunes store opens in Canada
Posted by Sandy
The Canadian iTunes Music Store is finally open for business, at 99 cents (Canadian) per song.
Based on the opening day inventory, I suspect the ink is still wet on some of the legal agreements, but the store is open, and that's what counts. Let the download frenzy begin!
I made my first purchase: At Last by Etta James.
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1. Jim on December 2, 2004 11:02 AM writes...
Better late than never (and only a day late.....). The price is a breakthrough and now I understand why Apple is strict abou credit card billing addresses. The Brits and Europeans must be applying for Canadian credit cards as we speak (Americans too - but the difference is smaller there). Canada - home of the cheapest legal downloads from the worlds dominant music store.
So I guess that's why George W. Bush was here this week.....
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