Partners
iTunes -
www.itunes.com
Needs no introduction, it's the
number one juke box and music download store worldwide. Now that the iTunes
Music Store offers more than 2,000 music videos and select TV shows along with 2
million songs (and counting), instant gratification looks better than ever. To
help people share their newfound joy, iTunes adds customer reviews, personalized
recommendations and new gift options. Music lovers can create MP3 libraries,
burn CDs, and download music to their iPod.

Napster
- www.napster.com
Users can: - Listen
to their choice of over 1,000,000 songs as often as they want; - Download
an unlimited amount of music to listen to offline; - Keep all
the music they download for as long as they want to be a member; - Enjoy
40+ advert-free, interactive radio stations or create their own; - Download
music from 45 years of the Official UK Album & Singles Charts; - Purchase
music to keep forever, burn to CD or transfer to a compatible player. It's
advertised in every Windows Media Player on earth!

Rhapsody -
www.rhapsody.com
Real Networks has a digital music service called Rhapsody
which lets customers buy digital downloads as well as stream digital music
directly from their site. Each time a Rhapsody Non-Subscribing Customer
permanently downloads your songs or albums, you get a payment. When a Rhapsody
Subscriber or Rhapsody Trial Subscriber permanently downloads, you also get a
payment, but a fraction less. When a Rhapsody Subscriber streams or "tethered
downloads" your songs or albums, you get a payment.

eMusic -
www.emusic.com
eMusic is a service that lets people download music (no
streaming is offered) on a pre-buy model. eMusic's customers sign up at one of
three different pre-buy rates which sets how many songs they can download each
month. eMusic currently offers: eMusic Basic, 40 songs per month for $10, eMusic
Plus, 65 songs per month for $14.99, eMusic Premium, 90 songs per month for
$19.99. Once an eMusic customer signs up, they have one month to download any
40, 65 or 90 songs they want. At the end of the month, any songs not downloaded
expire.
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