Petteri Pyyny
3 Mar 2004 14:15
Napster, the P2P-turned-into-legal-musicstore, announced today that it is preparing to launch its online music service in the United Kingdom by the end of this summer.
The schedule would likely fall behind Apple's schedule for its iTunes service, as Apple has officially announced already that it plans to roll out its music service in Europe in second quarter of this year.
Also, Napster might have hard time conquering further markets in Europe if iTunes is launched, as planned, in most of the Western European countries while Napster -- already couple of months late even with this one -- is launching its service only in the UK.
Source: Web-User