Comcast announced it will begin offering RealNetworks Rhapsody music service to its 4.9 million broadband users worldwide (see story). Customers that sign up for the service ($9.95/month) will get 10 free songs to download and burn to CD. Any avenue for Real to get its products and services into the general public is good for the company, which is battling Microsoft and others for digital media format supremacy.Also mention in the same Mercury News story linked above is news of Best Buy’s own digital music download service that will compete with Apple iTunes and others. Best Buy, which is working with Music Now, will offer songs for $0.99 each and albums for $9.95 through its online service. Related content opinion Imprezzeo makes image search easier By Jason Meserve Apr 03, 2009 1 min Video Web Search Enterprise Applications opinion Skype on the iPhone is a sweet app By Jason Meserve Apr 02, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion March Madness coming to an iPhone near you By Jason Meserve Mar 12, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion Nice play by Amazon with Kindle iPhone app By Jason Meserve Mar 10, 2009 1 min Kindle iPhone Amazon.com Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe