Nokia Music Store launched in Ireland, Netherlands
By Dusan Belic on Wednesday, April 9th, 2008 at 6:31 AM PST In Nokia
Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has recently announced the launch of its digital music stores in Ireland and Netherlands. The Firefox-unfriendly stores (I’m wondering when they’ll fix that), sport millions of tracks from major artists, independent labels and local bands. Individual tracks cost 1 EUR, albums start from 10 EUR, while the monthly subscription PC streaming service is priced at 10 EUR.
Nokia is celebrating the launch with special offers. On its Dutch store, first 10,000 registrants who purchase five tracks at once will get additional five tracks for free. On the other hand, in Ireland, the Finish giant is giving away 24,000 free music vouchers for the store at NokiaFreeMusic.ie – each worth from EUR 1 to EUR 10. In addition, everyone who claims a voucher is also entered to win a Nokia N95 8GB, Bluetooth speakers, plus one year of unlimited streaming music from the Nokia Music Store.
Irish people hop on here and the Dutch here. That’s in case you’re running Internet Explorer 6 or higher…
Can you please get over the anti IE pro Firefox attitude already? IE is the market leader, so its natural and obvious that’s the first priority.
or use firefox with this add on IE TAB
you will get it on https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/1419
it try it and it works with the Muisc Shop!!
Nokius
I wonder how many people are actually using this service? I suspect they haven’t released it in the states yet because of the up-hill battle with itunes. Oh, and the fact that people hardly own an Nseries would probaly have something to do with it as well -