Insurers get in tune with the iPod generation

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From the (incredibly punny) Independent: Insurers get in tune with the iPod generation: “You can claim on your insurance for records, tapes and CDs but, at least until recently, any compensation request for lost music downloads will have fallen on deaf ears. And a similar attitude will have applied to any claims for cash to replace lost games, ringtones and films. But the record is no longer stuck, for insurers are finally waking up to the iPod generation, offering cover not just for our gadgets but the “intangible assets” held on them. Nationwide [Insurance] has been the trail-blazer, including music and other entertainment downloads as standard in its home contents cover.”

Sep 11, 2006 | Comments

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