Talk:List of number-one digital songs of 2005 (U.S.)

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Sources need to be redone![edit]

ALL sources here need to be redone, due to Billboard.com's renovation (click on any current link to see the error message). Additionally, the sales figures will need to be sourced, not just the title that topped the chart in any given week. -

The sources seem to be fine now, but none of them appear to contain the sales figures noted. A quick web search shows no obvious origin of any of these figures, although identical ones are tabulated, without source, on some online forums, which are obviously unverifiable. It's possible, particularly for record-breaking digital sales (which were common at the time, as the digital singles sales market was still emerging), that the particular figures will be noted in the corresponding print editions of Billboard, which are archived and can be accessed in full through Google Books. 24.107.153.99 (talk) 21:55, 7 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]