It won't officially debut until next year, but Wal-Mart is testing their online music store now. It required Windows and WMP9, which is a strike against it, but it does have one very important point in its favor:
Each track is only 88 cents.
It won't officially debut until next year, but Wal-Mart is testing their online music store now. It required Windows and WMP9, which is a strike against it, but it does have one very important point in its favor:
Each track is only 88 cents.
Article comments
1 - Soundacious
The way this bandwagon is being jumped on, you'd think there was actually some MONEY to be made in this. Apparently music download services are the next Tulip-mania.
2 - TDavid
Cool, thanks for posting about this, Phillip! I've got it bookmarked to check out.