Apple Lowers UK iTunes Prices

January 10th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News


There’s been an ongoing examination by the European Union into Apple’s pricing of its iTunes service in the UK, where consumers have paid around $1.60 per track, as opposed to the rest of Europe, where users pay around $1.30.
 
However, in a surprise move, the company has announced that it will lower the price for tracks in

the UK to bring them in line with the rest of Europe, Vnunet has reported.
 
"that is an crucial step towards a pan-European marketplace for music," said Apple chief

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