Apple’s iTunes Store passed the 10 billion songs downloads milestone today, February 24, 2010, at approximately 4:43pm ET.
In case you missed it, here’s what it looked like:
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Somebody has won a US$10,000 iTunes Store Gift Card!
We’ll let you know who won as soon as Apple announces the winner.
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“Which was right? Class action?”
I think that’s known as a classless action.
The Best 55th birthday present to Steve Jobs, Happy birthday Steve!
How many years did it take for McDonald’s to sell 10,000,000,000 burgers?
“How many years did it take for McDonald’s to sell 10,000,000,000 burgers?”
Not sure but the truly amazing, little known fact is that only 12 cows had to be slaughtered to get to that goal. I know. It seems like a Kroc.
@Ampar
“Like a crocodile but not spelled that way.”
“Like a crocodile but not spelled that way.”
A Dun-deed?
I’ll have a crocodile sandwich, and make it snappy!
@Ampar
“How many years did it take for McDonald’s to sell 10,000,000,000 burgers?”
“Not sure but the truly amazing, little known fact is that only 12 cows had to be slaughtered to get to that goal. I know. It seems like a Kroc.”
In other words, “No animals were materially harmed in the production of this really bad meal.”