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The iTunes site is now only second to Wal-Mart. But digital sales have not offset decline in CD sales.
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Famed Norwegian "DVD John" lets users use and share iTunes songs on other devices.
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The European Commission struck a deal with Apple CEO Steve Jobs that means British music fans will have to pay less for downloads from the company's iTunes store.
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The computer maker is set to announce steps to resolve European Commission charges that its iTunes stores broke EU rules by setting prices country by country in Europe.
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Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates takes center stage at CES in Las Vegas, talking up the coming digital decade with former Guns 'N Roses guitarist Slash rocking by his side for the finale.
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The leading U.S. mobile service provider says it will offer Napster's subscription-based service for wireless downloads of tunes.
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Digital music download pioneer relaunches a new web-based version of its service with a model similar to Apple's iTunes.
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Online retail behemoth Amazon.com debuts an early rendition of its digital music download site, expected to be a rival to Apple’s iTunes.
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Vivendi, which condemned as "indecent" the contract terms between its Universal Music Group unit and Apple, is one of many large media companies trying to challenge Apple's grip on the digital entertainment market.
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Rupert Murdoch’s company won’t be pulling TV shows from iTunes anytime soon, but his News Corp. joined in the chorus of those calling for Apple to offer more flexible pricing.
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