Feb 07, 2005 | By Kristie Masuda
Apple has added over 1,000 tracks by top Chinese artists in its 15 iTunes Music Stores, according to the Financial Times. Many of Universal's top selling Chinese artists including Jacky Cheung, Kelly Chen, Hacken Lee and Alan Tam will be available, making this the first time that this range of Chinese music is available for sale outside of the region. According to the Financial Post, the launch "is aimed especially at the big overseas Chinese population, which has been able to access the music in physical form only through a limited number of specialist retailers."
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