Listen.com Rhapsody shows impressive numbers

Written by Lasse Penttinen @ 01 Jul 2003 15:00

Apple iTunes has received all the media attention in the online music distribution field, but also the Spanish pioneering company Listen.com can put some impressive figures on the table.

According to the source Listen.com Rhapsody is streaming a stunning 350.000 songs per day. Rhapsody is selling songs on a per-burn basis, which means that theyll charge $0.79 per a song burned to a CD.

Rhapsody would not disclose how many tracks were actually burned in June, but it said that on-demand streaming has increased 45 percent to more than 11 million songs, or more than 350,000 songs per day, in June.

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