In May 2003, Winamp reached 5.5 million users, lagging far behind Microsoft Windows Media's 43.1 million, RealNetworks' 26 million and Apple QuickTime's 13.5 million, according to online measurement firm Nielsen/NetRatings.
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Music players market share - WinAmp, Real, Windows Media, QuickTime
In May 2003, Winamp reached 5.5 million users, lagging far behind Microsoft Windows Media's 43.
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