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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundApple patent covers wireless iTunes distribution
May 4, 2006 2004 application, published this week, covers buying or reserving a song on an online store with a mobile device.Watch for falling music download prices
March 23, 2004 Wal-Mart marches into the crowded marketplace of online music stores with songs priced at 88 cents each.Napster markets paid service with free listens
May 1, 2006 Ad-supported version of online music service allows listeners to test drive songs in its library.iTunes hits Nordic countries, Switzerland
May 10, 2005 Apple joins forces with UBS to offer free songs to Swiss citizens who visit the online music store.Apple delivers iTunes Canada
December 2, 2004 Company will charge 99 Canadian cents per song in hopes its online music store will take off in the Great White North.McDonald's: Some Apple downloads with that?
November 6, 2003 According to a published report, the fast-food giant is planning to give away 1 billion song downloads from Apple's online music store.Crank it! iTunes sells sounds of silence--for real
February 5, 2004 Nevermind the Simon & Garfunkel chestnut. Now, thanks to Apple Computer's online music store, you can download the genuine article for a mere 99 cents.Online music's winners and losers
December 27, 2003 From iTunes to Napster and from Wal-Mart to Microsoft, Knowledge@Wharton handicaps the odds for success and failure among the various music services.Hackers build backdoor into iTunes
March 19, 2005 New software by "DVD Jon" allows online music purchases without copy protection.Former MP3.com archive finds online home
April 20, 2004 Online music company GarageBand gains access to the huge archive of music by unsigned and independent bands that was once operated by MP3.com, and it will reopen the hosting service for musicians.Music site tries floating price tags
January 8, 2004 A little known online music store is experimenting with a new pricing system in which most songs start out costing a dime--and then prices fluctuate based on demand.Music rebels seek to tame P2P
November 16, 2004 Napster's Shawn Fanning is among converts offering hope of detente between record labels, some file-swappers.iTunes shows strong early sales in Europe
June 23, 2004 Apple Computer says the overseas version of its online music store is trouncing the competition.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.iTunes auction treads murky legal ground
September 4, 2003 In a move that could spark a novel legal test of Internet music resale rights, a Web developer puts a digital song he purchased on Apple's iTunes up for auction on eBay.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?Low-tech 'hack' takes fizz out of Pepsi-iTunes promo
February 19, 2004 It doesn't take a code breaker or a math whiz to lift songs from Apple Computer's iTunes online music store--it just takes a good pair of eyes and a trip to the soda aisle.Glaser turns wrath on Apple, Jobs
December 6, 2005 RealNetworks' chief says refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was "pigheadedness."
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