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iTunes hits 250 million downloads
January 24, 2005 Apple CEO Steve Jobs says the music store is selling more than a million songs every day.iTunes Music Store gets its Irish up
January 6, 2005 Apple expands its virtual song shop to Ireland, offering more than 700,000 songs at 99 Euro cents each.iTunes hack disabled by Apple
March 21, 2005 Underground programmers' copy protection-free version of the online music store is blocked.iTunes store comes to Australia
October 25, 2005 Apple opens up its online music venue for buyers Down Under, but don't go looking for tunes from Sony BMG.Beatles judge finds iTunes nothing to get hung about
May 8, 2006 U.K. judge says iTunes Music Store hasn't breached trademark agreement between Mac maker, Apple Corps.Apple rival offers one-cent songs in U.K.
June 15, 2004 On Demand Distribution launches its streaming service the day before the iTunes music store opens in Europe.Commentary: A tougher sell for iTunes
June 15, 2004 Europeans can now buy songs from the trend-setting service, but Apple won't repeat its staggering U.S. success.Ben & Jerry's to give voters iTunes
April 20, 2004 The Vermont ice cream maker hooks up with both Rock the Vote and Apple Computer's iTunes Music Store, promising free songs to those who take an online oath to vote.Salesforce.com to launch software marketplace
September 12, 2005 Online store for business applications built with company's development tools is expected by the end of the year.Apple to launch iTunes for Windows
October 9, 2003 The Mac maker is expected to unveil the long-awaited Windows version of the iTunes Music Store at an event next week.This week in video tech
July 22, 2005 Apple Computer may be getting ready to take its iTunes Music Store to the movies. Also: Skype embraces video phones.Commentary: iPod Photo? Stick to music
February 25, 2005 Forrester Research says Apple's iPod Photo is living proof that a device can't serve two masters.Apple eyes fizz in Pepsi iTunes giveaway
January 18, 2005 Winners who redeem coupon for free song will be entered in drawing for free silver iPod Mini.Canadians get iTunes on the cheap
December 2, 2004 Although they had to wait a bit longer, Canadians are getting songs from the virtual music store at a comparative bargain.Apple event could bring iPod news
October 18, 2004 "Special event" featuring Steve Jobs and Bono, set for next week, fuels speculation about an updated music player. Photo gallery: Designs on iPodHackers build backdoor into iTunes
March 19, 2005 New software by "DVD Jon" allows online music purchases without copy protection.Apple whistles a happy iTunes
October 13, 2004 This week's earnings report is expected to shed light on the impact of iTunes for Windows, which launched one year ago. U2 tunes up for iTunesOn 1st birthday, iTunes unwraps new features
April 28, 2004 Apple's music store hits the one-year mark with a handful of enhancements, including a feature that lets customers publish their playlists for others to preview, rate and purchase.Apple hits 25 million iTunes downloads
December 15, 2003 Apple Computer has nearly doubled sales of digital music through its iTunes music store since launching a Windows-compatible version of its iTunes software in October, the company says.Apple videos hint at film ambitions
July 18, 2005 iTunes is already bulking up with music videos. Is a movie store and movie device in the works?
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