iTunes Store Tops Three Billion Songs

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The numbers of Apple´s Online Music Store begin to be astronomical and it announces officially that 3,000 million songs have been sold.

iTunes Music Store feature more than:

  • 5 million songs
  • 550 television programs
  • 500 films

Its the largest distributor of music in the U.S.A. leaving behind Amazon and Target.

iTunes Store Tops Three Billion Songs

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August 1, 2007 | Jorge | Filed Under Apple, iTunes 
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    Pingback by The Daily Mac
    2007-08-04 00:14:34

    [...] a new video blog hosted by Morgan Webb featured The Daily Mac and talked about the 3 billion songs sold by the iTunes Store. I am shocked and very happy for this. The Daily Mac is here to provide quality [...]

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    Comment by Avandalay Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-08-04 09:07:51

    F.Y.I. It say’s 3 billion songs have been sold, but right below you have 3,000 million songs.

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    Comment by Jorge
    2007-08-04 14:20:56

    3,000 million songs its equal to 3 billion songs :)

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    Comment by Avandalay Subscribed to comments via email
    2007-08-04 15:08:59

    Your right. I’ve never seen it written out that way. I stand corrected. Thanks!

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    Pingback by iTunes tops 3 billion songs « Plugged In
    2007-08-05 14:38:41

    [...] info By Kurt Categories: Mac, Apple, Music and Technology […]The numbers of Apple´s Online Music Store begin to be astronomical and it announces [...]

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    Comment by Jorge
    2007-08-09 05:20:13

    Nice, i am getting ping backs! :twisted:

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