In the past, advances in sound recording have not only changed the way we listen to music but also the way we consume it. Now that we’re firmly in the era of digital music streaming, what is the purpose of our physical media? Or even our iTunes library? The modern Apple was built, at least…
Some of you Trekkies out there will be glad to know that Star Trek: Enterprise has decided to “go boldy” (yeah some of you get it….) back to the iTunes store. The first seasons is once again available for download. No words yet on if the far superior later seasons of the show, or other…
There’s something about the simplicity of Paul McCartney’s new single, “Dance Tonight” that I love. It reminds me of his older work, which I love – being a huge Beatles fan and all. So Obviously, when you put music that I love together with products that I love…well, I’m probably going to love it…and (just…
The Chinese government has decided to block access to iTunes after discovering that Olympic Athletes have been downloading and album called “Songs for Tibet”. The album features tracks by artists like Moby, Sting, and Suzanne Vega, and serves as a form of protest against China’s 1950 invasion of Tibet, and its continuing rule there. The…
Well, we heard the rumors…but now Apple has made it official iTunes users will be getting a full .99 cent credit toward the full price of an album for each song they purchase from that album. After you buy a song or two from an album you have 180 days to make that purchase for…
Well, it’s December, and as promised, Bravo, mun2, NBC, NBC News, CNBC, NBC Sports, Sci Fi, Sleuth, Telemundo and USA Network have all been removed from iTunes. Apple and NBC have, apparently, not reached an agreement about their differences in pricing and bundling programs in iTunes. What’s funny, though, is that with this Writer’s Strike…
According to Macworld UK our friends across the pond (Hey, Matt!) will finally be getting movies in their iTunes Store before the end of the year. Apple’s vice president for Europe, Pascal Cagni, went on to reveal that the iPhone will be released in Europe in the fourth quarter of 2007. Things are looking up…
Digg and Revision 3 found Kevin Rose made a splash on the Internet this weekend with new rumors about Apple’s next refresh of the iPod line-up. We’ve all discussed how Apple has made a habit of hosting a special event in September to announce the fall iPod line-up, but Kevin comes in with some very…
A small Bluegrass record label “Dawg Music” has filed a class action lawsuit against Apple, several Major music labels, and a variety of other online music stores. MaCNN has the full story…here’s an excerpt of what Dawg and co. are complaining about… The two large record companies agreed to online distribution of Grisman’s library without…
Apple released a minor update on Thursday to iTunes. The 7.6.1 update fixes a few minor bugs, and improves compatibility between Apple TV 2.0 and iTunes. Apple has also informed subscribers to its newsletter that it will be offering one rental movie at .99 cents each week. The first film available at this discounted rate…
If you haven’t already watched the interview on the web (or if you’re like me, and you have, but you want to watch it on your AppleTV instead) you can now download a free podcast of the entire interview in either video or audio format on iTunes. I think this is a very important interview…
Apple has just sent out the following email to members of the ADC. ADC Online Members can log in to ADC on iTunes and view more great content and video from WWDC 2006. Hear directly from Apple engineers with: * Graphics & Media State of the Union * Welcome to Xcode * Taking Advantage of…
