First tracks to success

Article Abstract:

Apple Computer's iTunes Music Store sells 500,000 downloads per week in the United States and a dozen Australian companies are in a race to enter the download market. Five questions that Australian companies willing to enter the digital download market would have to ask themselves are mentioned.

Sales, profits & dividends, AAPL, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Apple Inc., iTunes (Sound/audio software)

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Apple music store delayed

Article Abstract:

Apple Computer Australia has launched its iPod MP3 digital music player and a small desktop computer but has delayed the launch of the much awaited, iTunes internet music store. The internet store, which is now in 15 countries, has sold 230 million tracks, covering 70% of the world's music.

Australia, Product introduction, Services introduction, New Products/Services, Information services, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Information services industry, Apple Computer Australia Proprietary Ltd., Apple Computer Inc. iTunes Music Store

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Rich, famous and dead

Article Abstract:

Elvis Presley was considered a joke by the post-Woodstock generation. The careers of John Lennon, George Harrison and Jim Morrison were waning. Despite the odd sighting here and there, Elvis Presley is considered the most successful dead rock star.

History, Works, Rock musicians, Rankings, Presley, Elvis

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