Napster makes gains in colleges

Apple deals with Duke: As a meeter of fact, Apple just anounced a deal with Duke
University today.

http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/2004/07/19/duke/
index.php?redirect=1090244388000

As far as Napster, they wont last too much longer. The whole
point of Apple's iTunes is to sell iPods, which is where they
make their profit. Of course with 100 million sold they are
seeing some financial returns from the store, but imagine how
far the other online stores have to go before they start making
$.

As a side note, iTunes is offering the 911 Commission hearings
for free on their site.; Posted by: LarvaMoose Posted on: 07/19/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Screw napster Protector | 07/19/04

Earth to vinnym ! BitTwiddler | 07/19/04

Not to mention... rapson | 07/19/04

is it? JoeMama_z | 07/19/04

It is. tic swayback | 07/19/04

Apple deals with Duke LarvaMoose | 07/19/04

Duke's deal tic swayback | 07/19/04

sooo.... JoeMama_z | 07/19/04

nooo... MacCanuck | 07/20/04

Failing tic swayback | 07/20/04

can't save songs Amberhawk | 07/20/04

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