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DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Apple.
Apple has abandoned its all-or-nothing policy for migrating iTunes downloads to the DRM-free iTunes Plus format. Users previously could only pay to upgrade all purchases; now they can ...
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- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Apple.
- Magazine article from: Music Week April 18, 2009 700+ words
A survey by ChangeWave has found that 80% of consumers say Steve Jobs' retirement would not affect their likelihood of buying Apple products. Only 9% said they would buy fewer Apple products. Copyright: UBM Information Ltd.
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- Magazine article from: Communications of the ACM Hoffert, Eric M. Gretsch, Greg April 1, 1991 700+ words
The Digital NEws System at EDUCOM: A Convergence If Interactive Computing, Newspapers...news system was a research project in interactive news, developed by Apple Computer, Inc. for the EDUCOM 1990 conference in Atlanta, and was used...
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Amazon.
- Magazine article from: Music Week March 7, 2009 700+ words
Strategy Analytics research has found that UK broadband users prefer Amazon to Apple for downloading music (26% compared to 23%) and video content (16% compared to 11%). Copyright: UBM Information Ltd.
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: iPod Shuffle.
- Magazine article from: Music Week March 21, 2009 700+ words
Apple has launched a new version of the iPod Shuffle. The device is half the size of the previous Shuffle and has 4GB capacity. It will also come with a VoiceOver feature which "speaks" the namesof songs, artists and playlists to the user. Copyright: UBS Information Ltd.
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Steve Jobs.
- Magazine article from: Music Week January 24, 2009 700+ words
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is taking six months' medical leave, after saying that his "health-related issues" were more complex than...
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: China Mobile.
- Magazine article from: Music Week June 13, 2009 700+ words
China Mobile, the largest mobile operator in the world, is reported to be seeking a 50% cut of all revenues generated by third-party developers targeting its subscriber base. Apple only takes 30% of paid app revenues on its own App Store. Copyright: UBM Information Ltd.
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Leaf Trombone.
- Magazine article from: Music Week May 16, 2009 700+ words
The Leaf Trombone on Apple's App Store has been downloaded more than 100,000 times, according to app developer Smule. However, the fastest growing type of app on the store, according to O'Reiley Research, is the eBook. Copyright: UBM Information Ltd.
- DIGITAL NEWS IN BRIEF: Nokia.
- Magazine article from: Music Week April 4, 2009 700+ words
Nokia has confirmed that it will be offering video content via its Ovi Store. It is expected to open in May and will also sell mobile apps to compete with Apple's App Store. Copyright: UBM Information Ltd.
- Go digital.(News Makers)(digital music sales climb)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Information Today November 1, 2005 700+ words
...2005. The U.S. market saw a decline in physical sales of 5.3 percent, but digital sales nearly tripled for the same period. Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes online music store accounts for 82 percent of legal downloads in the U.S.
