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NewsDebating iPod's merits at Zune's party
November 10, 2006 Plenty who attended launch party for Microsoft's Zune are iPod owners, although some sounded ready for a change. -
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Is the time right for phone-music player hybrids?
September 7, 2005 Analysts say 50 percent of digital music players hold fewer than 100 songs, which is just about how many the new iTunes phone will hold. -
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Free Rhapsody at Adelphi University
October 14, 2004 The promotion is part of a growing trend of technology companies targeting campuses with cheaper music downloads. -
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Is Real's 'hacking' of iPod legal?
July 30, 2004 Underground code-crackers risk fines and prison time. But ordinary corporate reverse engineering is a very different thing. -
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RealNetworks breaks Apple's hold on iPod
July 26, 2004 Rob Glaser and Steve Jobs have feuded before. RealNetworks' iPod hack is likely to ruffle feathers again. -
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SanDisk unveils 8GB music player
August 21, 2006 Latest Sansa device costs $249; SanDisk also reduces prices across the board to compete with iPod. Photo: SanDisk's 8GB music player -
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Syncing high-def music with digital generation
May 15, 2006 Tech companies offer music fans high-quality alternatives to lower quality files found in most digital downloads. -
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This week in digital music
June 10, 2005 Microsoft keeps trying to catch up with Apple's Computer's dominance of the digital music business. -
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MP3.com founder returns to music biz
February 3, 2005 Michael Robertson to launch new 88-cent music store, with no copying restrictions on songs. -
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Yahoo to buy Musicmatch for $160 million
September 14, 2004 Internet portal jumps into downloads of digital songs and says more musical maneuvers are yet to come. -
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Beatles catalog headed for digital distribution?
June 8, 2004 Talks are on that could finally make Beatles songs available for sale online, sources say, a development that could bolster the budding online-music industry. -
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Gloomy iTunes predictions premature
December 13, 2006 Report shows declining iTunes sales, but it was based on data from fewer than 200 U.S. households and warns of drawing conclusions. -
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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 iTunes -
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Apple's iPod spurs mixed reactions
October 24, 2001 The Mac maker announces a digital music player to be released Nov. 10 that can store 1,000 songs. Analysts weigh its pros and cons. -
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Apple's long shadow over mobile music
April 2, 2007 Handset makers are introducing plenty of phones that play music. But it's hard to imagine any besting the iPod or the soon-to-be-released iPhone. -
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Microsoft planning music subscription service
June 9, 2005 Feeling Apple's sting, software giant looks to diminish iTunes' influence with new "rental" plan. -
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RealNetworks slashes song prices
August 17, 2004 Company offers 49-cent tunes and releases Harmony, the software that has Apple up in arms. Newsmaker: Can Glaser, Jobs find harmony? -
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iTunes ushers in a year of change
April 26, 2004 One year after its launch, Apple's song store has changed the way the music industry views online distribution--and the way Americans buy music. -
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Commentary: Facing the music
October 20, 2003 Apple's Windows music store leads its rivals in ease of use and distribution. Together with Musicmatch and Napster, it will catapult legitimate music downloads into the mainstream.
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