Apple introduced the iTunes Store, its iconic digital marketplace for downloading music. 22 years later, most of us ...

Today marks the 20th anniversary of Apple launching the iTunes Music Store, allowing Mac users to download music for "just 99 cents per song." At launch, the iTunes Music Store offered over ...

Today, on the twentieth anniversary of Apple opening the iTunes Music Store, the memory sits in my mind as a generational marker, the beginning of my experience in what was to be an upheaval in ...

On April 28, 2003, Apple threw open the virtual doors to its iTunes Store, and music – all digital media, really – hasn’t been the same since. Suddenly, an industry terrified of online ...

Apple laid to rest a misapprehension that the iTunes Store (where users purchase songs and albums for download) would be going away in favor of Apple Music (the company's streaming service).

the iTunes Music Store) is turning 13 today. As a veteran of the PC industry, I recall the brief halcyon moment when iTunes was actually a useful piece of software for managing a local media ...

You still can. Apple says the iTunes Music Store is “just a click away”. This means there’ll be a sidebar within the Music app, which will lead you to a place where you can part with your cash.

a hallowed music store chain with a 46-year history, shuttered its doors at the end of 2006, The Nation called it "the day the music died." Some cried murder, blaming iTunes and the digital music ...

Digital Music News today reports that Apple is “on schedule” to rid the iTunes Store Music Store of downloads by 2019. The report explains that the move to phase out music downloads has been ...

The iTunes Store surely still has some ardent users who want to "own" their music, but those numbers are significantly dwindling. The melding of classic iTunes and Apple Music has never been the ...

Reuters reports that Apple will finally bring its wildly popular iTunes Music Store to Japan in March 2005. Although Apple hasn’t commented on the report, the Nihon Keizai newspaper suggests ...