Which failed music industry product was launched in 2001 as a response to Napster, cost Universal and Sony over $12 million to develop, but only attracted 41,000 subscribers at its peak?

The music industry has experienced dramatic shifts in how products are delivered to consumers over the decades. In the transition from physical to digital formats, some major companies made strategic decisions that ultimately proved disastrous. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most infamous product failures during the early digital music era that reshaped the industry's approach to technology and consumer trends.

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