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iTunes sells their one billionth song

February 23, 2006

Apple’s iTunes store have sold their one billionth song, ending their huge campaign. The person who purchased the billionth song received a 20 inch mac, 10 60gig ipods and a US$10,000 itunes music card. Whoever downloaded every 100,000th song received a 4 gig nano and $100 music card.

And this would end all of the hype around this. It won’t take long till they hit 1.5 billion. I wonder if they will get to 1 trillion. Link

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