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Would you like an iTunes song with that?

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By Jason Meserve
Network World Fusion 11/07/03

The New York Post is reporting McDonald's is close to a deal with Apple that would have the fast-food giant giving away one billion iTunes songs away to customers. This makes Pepsi's recent 100 million song deal a little, er, flat.

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Cool!!! I hope there is more chances to win free itune songs on itunes. I think if McDonalds did the same thing as pepsi did with the itunes thing more people would buy there product. Well at least i would win a meal and have a chance to win a free song. Sounds like a "good deal".

Posted by: John on May 12, 2004 02:33 PM

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