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Ouch

Somewhere in New York, there's a Creative Director hurriedly updating his resume after this.
Dead last. Not a good way to kick off a $30 million campaign.
What Napster hopes to gain is beyond me. Subscription-based online music streaming has been around for a while now, and iTunes' model clobbered all the players in that arena within a few months. Why does Napster think that subscription-based portable music has a chance against the iPod?

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 2.11.2005. You can leave your response.

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