Apple's Music Service - April 28th?
This Latest LA Times story (registration required) discusses Steve Jobs' statement denying any current bid on Universal's Music division.
The article also confirms a date for the launch of the service:
If Jobs decides to make a formal bid, he is unlikely to do so until after Apple launches its online music delivery service April 28, sources said. Apple's digital downloading service would feature songs from all five major record companies.
The date of April 28th, 2003 was first mentioned by AppleInsider, earlier this month.
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