Napster Proves Thirty Second Music Previews Aren’t Enough

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To illustrate just how much better its all you can eat package is as compared to iTune’s and other’s 30 second song preview approach to selling online music, Napster shows just how frustrating that 30th second can be. There’s really not anything else to say about this other than point made, point taken…perfectly.

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