Petition

Polish iTunes users want an iTunes Store in Poland — we want to be able to purchase music and movies from the comfort of our homes.

The US iTunes Store was launched on April 28th, 2003. It quickly became the biggest and most popular source for legal music in the USA. Over the next few years, Apple Inc. has added movies and other services to their list of offered items.

Apple has been selling their products on the Polish market for many years now. Futhermore, iPods and AppleTVs are almost always available at our local resellers. However, the latter especially are completely useless without access to the iTunes Store. The last seven years have not yielded a local online music store either. The blame is most often shifted onto the law and ZAIKS (a Polish PRS/RIAA equivalent). Our record company community believes that offering music, along with other formats, for purchase over the internet will not eliminate piracy and will cause even greater losses for them and the artists they represent.

It is our aim to prove to the world that there are people living in Poland who are prepared to take out their credit cards and purchase select songs, albums or even movies from a local iTunes Store.

If you support our cause, then please sign our petition.

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Thanks,

Paweł Okopień