Microsoft Zune Pass Ads now target Apple iTunes
May 13th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 32 times, 4 so far today
Microsoft Zune Pass Ads now target Apple iTunes
Microsoft is now targeting Apple iTunes prices with their Microsoft Zune Pass service ads.
Microsoft Zune Pass is a subscription based service which allows the customer to download unlimited number of songs on a monthly subscription of USD 15.
In comparison, Apple iTunes requires the user to pay around a dollar for downloading one song that is owned by the user.
Microsoft ads highlight the point that most customers cannot afford to pay tons of money for songs to fill their iPods.
However, to use Microsoft’s service the customer requires paying every month for their music.
Microsoft allows the user to keep 10 songs per month. This comes to around USD 1.5 per song in case user discontinues the service.
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