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Apple vs. EveryoneEvery media conglomerate wants to start its own online venture. Will iTunes survive?
Posted Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007, at 12:37 PM ETIn 2003, Paul Boutin introduced the iTunes music store. In 2006, he argued that the iTV wouldn't change much. Dan Kois described the perils of the iTunes celebrity playlist. Alexander Dryer explained how Nokia could beat Apple in the wireless market. In a video side-by-side, Slate compared the sound of the "high quality" iTunes format with the old format. And Matthew Shaer outlined how to build a music recommender that doesn't suck.
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