Once you purchase music from iTunes, you can download it onto any of your authorized computers, both those at home and those in your office. You might want to use a specific song that you purchased at ...

In March, I wrote an article about how Apple should change the way iTunes Store purchases work. Namely, that there should be a way to buy content now, but download it later—especially in the case of ...

For the first time, iTunes Music Store is selling an entire live concert as a single download. The promotion -- which will kick off and be announced tomorrow (Feb. 24) -- is for two shows by… By ...

Buy an e-book on Amazon or an album on Apple’s iTunes and you own it, right? Maybe not as much as you think. It’s all about what the tech industry calls digital rights management, and the bottom line ...

Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a high-end audio salesman, and as a record producer. Steve reviewed audio products for CNET and worked as a freelance writer for ...

The great thing about the iTunes Store is that you can buy just about any song you can imagine, cheaply and easily. And the worst thing about the iTunes Store? Sometimes you can buy those songs a ...

There’s an experiment going on in Apple’s iTunes Store that not many are paying attention to, but it just might prolong the download side of the music business for a few more years. It’s true that ...

Who says nobody buys music anymore? Today, iTunes announced the sale of the 25 billionth song on the digital-retail giant. The track, Chase Buch’s “Monkey Drums (Goksel Vancin Remix)” was downloaded ...

Update: Apple announced the $3 billion deal on May 28th. Why would Apple buy Beats when it could just evolve iTunes into a streaming music service? Well, it wants the talent of Jimmy Iovine and Dr.