Apple this week may use the second anniversary of the iTunes Music Store to launch new versions in Australia and a handful of European countries.
Actor/musician Russell Crowe told listeners to a radio station that an Australian iTunes Music Store would open on Thursday, April 28.
Crowe said that the store would sell his new solo music offerings, and that songs would cost AUD$1.80 a track.
Meanwhile, German site Music.ch reports that Apple will also use Thursday to debut iTunes Music Stores in Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.
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