Kerala Next - Apple has already sold more than 40 million iPods since their introduction in October 2001, and, in 2005 alone, sold more than 30 million of the popular items. The price cuts could raise questions about whether Apple's profit margins will suffer, but
Crazy story here. This is from the Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office: A stolen IPod leads to the arrest of Matthew "Toby" Erickson. A citizen came to the Sheriff's Office with the stolen IPod. She told detectives that she bought the IPod from two boys.
Japan government panel mulling 'iPod tax'
Boston Herald - TOKYO -- A Japanese government committee is mulling a copyright law revision to charge royalties on digital music players, but the opinion is so divided on the so-called 'iPod tax' that it isn't likely to be imposed, officials said Wednesday.
Gone in 60 nanoseconds: iPods are hard to find
Vindicator - DENVER There are shopping mall crowds, and then there was the crowd at an Apple Store. After all, it's about the last place in town that still has the nano portable music player on its shelves. "It's insane. I hope they still have the nano in
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