People are already buying tracks from Apple’s Australian iTunes Music Store
Wednesday, April 27, 2005 - 10:25 AM EDT"Will they or won't Apple launch the hotly awaited iTunes download in Australia this week? The company is not saying, but iPod fans have discovered a backdoor route into Apple's digital music store," Jano Gibson reports for The Sydney Morning Herald. "And the cost of each track is $1.69, slightly cheaper than predicted by Russell Crowe, who said iTunes would launch in Australia on Thursday at a cost of $1.80 per track... Buyers have received emails confirming their membership to "The iTunes Music Store Team, Apple Computer Australia Pty Ltd."
Gibson reports, "smh.com.au was able to download a Daft Punk song on Wednesday, while Victorian Chris Howard bought a John Mayer track - No Such Thing - last night at the iTunes site."
Full article here.
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They should open it today, so there is no thunder stolen from the release of tiger on Friday.