The European Commission has ruled that it is unlawful for Apple to charge more for iTunes downloads in the UK than in the rest of Europe. Costs for single downloads in the UK are 79p – nearly 10% higher than the continental rate of £0.99. Costs are expected to come down in the next six […]
The European Commission has ruled that it is unlawful for Apple to charge more for iTunes downloads in the UK than in the rest of Europe. Costs for single downloads in the UK are 79p – nearly 10% higher than the continental rate of £0.99. Costs are expected to come down in the next six months and the EC is now ending its anti-trust action against Apple.
From Brand Republic: http://www.brandrepublic.com, 09/01/2008
iTunes: http://www.apple.com/itunes
