Posted AT 8:40 PM EDT on 25/11/04
Apple to press play on iTunes in Canada
Apple Computer Inc.'s hugely successful iTunes music downloading system is about to launch in Canada, establishing a powerful competitor to the Internet-based music services already in place in this country.
Apple's iTunes on-line music store, already up and running for customers in the United States and Europe, is expected to be open for Canadian audiophiles in the next few days.
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