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  • Curtain Closes on Napster Japan

    Napster Japan, a JV with Tower Records, has announced that they will shutter operations here as of May 31st - Search WWJ

    Machine Translation:

    Thank you for using the service of Napster Japan.

    Indeed without permission on May 31, 2010 I will end providing with all the services of Napster Japan.

    After it began to have served in October, 2006, it was possible to meet the people of a lot of music fans through a new way by the subscription service that Napster proposed to enjoy music named listening of music.

    Though it was not able to answer all of a lot of comments or opinions gotten from the customer. A lot of people supported Napster.

    When the render of service is finished, we wish sincerely to express our gratitude for the patronage gotten from everybody for these four years.

    Posted: 22 March 2010 | Filed: tweets | Feedback | Print |
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