Apple Music Service mentioned in Rolling Stone!
I just got my new issue of Rolling Stone and their is an article entitled:
Pay for Play Can the iPod save the music business? Check it out it's on page 22 of the April 17th issue.
There is not much new info. It says that the service could be available before summer, and that major label execs are declining to comment. But that some of them confirmed that they are in talks with Apple.
Pay for Play Can the iPod save the music business? Check it out it's on page 22 of the April 17th issue.
There is not much new info. It says that the service could be available before summer, and that major label execs are declining to comment. But that some of them confirmed that they are in talks with Apple.
Comments
Originally posted by Defiant
just someone else jumping on the rumor train...
When's the rumor train scheduled to depart?
Originally posted by Nebagakid
right after the soul train
Unfortunately I keep missing the gravy train
Originally posted by Retrograde
Unfortunately I keep missing the gravy train
Look for it following behind the Truth Train !
Not to be confused with the Love Roller Coaster.
"A rolling stone gathers no moss". (Just thought I'd mention this old saying).
Originally posted by MacsRGood4U
A site called "Apple Insider" suggests the pay per track service via iTunes (no monthly fee) will debut on April 28.
"A rolling stone gathers no moss". (Just thought I'd mention this old saying).
With a name like "Apple Insider", I bet they have the inside scoop on these things.
I thought it was: "a Rolling Stone can go out with Kate Moss"?
Originally posted by GardenOfEarthlyDelights
I thought it was: "a Rolling Stone can go out with Kate Moss"?
well, sadly, she and Mick do have the same physique
better than trying to be a model with the face of keith richards
railheaddesign is reporting a new build of itunes (4?) to link in with the new music service.
thats going to annoy those people on modems that bought ilife, and now have to download a new version. but then if they are on a modem they won't be using this service much anyway...
Originally posted by der Kopf
I keep asking myself why they think people will gladly pay for one song when they can get most of/all they want for free from the very same net.
Because most normal users really can't figure out the PP stuff anyway. As long as the price is low enough. Its worth it.
Most people arn't really comfortable with stealing. I think right now the real problem is that there is no real alternative if you want a song imidiatly.
Originally posted by New
Because most normal users really can't figure out the PP stuff anyway. As long as the price is low enough. Its worth it.
Most people arn't really comfortable with stealing. I think right now the real problem is that there is no real alternative if you want a song imidiatly.
well that depends on how cheap and how many songs there are, i know thta kazaa is pretty easy adn hads a large selection, i hope that apple's service can beat the selection of even aquistion, because i dont like the idea of paying for a service that is inferior to a free one
pay per song is a double edged sword, if its a good selection i'd want a monthly fee so i can dl all i want, but if its a per song thing then i'd hope the selection isn't that good so i only have to pay for the songs i want