Subscribe to Napster, get cash from strippers

October 15, 2006

Napster used to be free; now it’s just cheap, judging by a stripper-themed commercial semi-hidden on its Web site. The “Napster Girl” writhes around on stage, giving dollar bills to patrons, rather than the other way around. “Never pay a buck a track again,” says the copy, apparently referring to iTunes. (Napster now operates on a subscription model.) Via ClickZ News Blog.

—Posted by Tim Nudd

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