Apple to offer Unlimited Music

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London : United Kingdom | about 1 year ago

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Apple is going to revolutionize the music industry by introducing a new business model that would give users unlimited access to the entire iTunes library for free. The catch would be is that the user would have to pay a premium for its iPhone and iPod devices. Apple then would share a portion of the premium with the music industry. Apple does not make much from its music business compared to contributions from the sale of the iPod and iPhone.

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