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    Newsletter #500 Preview: Is AT&T the Enemy to Continued iPhone Success?

    June 28th, 2009

    Not being in an absolute rush to get an iPhone 3GS, I opted to simply order one from Apple’s online store after I got confirmation that I could upgrade without paying an early termination or conversion ransom to AT&T. The order was officially placed on June 23rd for the black 16GB version. Why not 32GB? […]


    The Expo Report #2: A DRM-Free iTunes Music Library — Should Microsoft Thank Apple?

    January 7th, 2009

    So it finally happened. After an unknown period of back and forth wrangling, Apple evidently caved to the music industry’s demands to institute a multiple tier pricing structure on iTunes. In exchange, the three remaining major recording companies gave Apple the gift they’ve wanted for so long, and that’s the ability to offer their music […]


    The Apple Music Report: Where’s the Rest of the Industry?

    July 31st, 2007

    In a February blog, Apple CEO Steve Jobs was all over the music industry for demanding that iTunes incorporate a digital rights management scheme in order to allow Apple to sell their product. Jobs said he would dispense with it, if he could. But some thought it was just posturing ahead of contract negotiations for […]


    The Apple Music Report: Would You Buy Beatles Albums One More Time?

    May 15th, 2007

    As EMI prepares to release Paul McCartney’s voluminous repertoire of solo albums online (his newest album is already available for pre-order), you have a strong feeling that a certain band with which he was once associated will come shortly thereafter. Now I’m not going to get into the silly argument about whether you are going […]