The answer to this question is a “No” and or a “Yes”. The long life of iPod and iTunes is promising. The company continues to invest heavily on apps that aim to combine the best features of disparate apps, offering a mix of unlimited streaming, live radio and social hubs. While we cannot browse Apple Music’s library today, in comparison with its rival, the Spotify, Apple offers over 30 million songs, and will probably match just about anything you can currently get on iTunes. If this trend continues uninterrupted, it will amount to a similarly massive library to that of Spotify. To opinionate, Apple should not allow iTunes songs to play on non-iPod MP3 players because sticking to the way it is places Apple music at a niche. A review of the music industry conditions would help answer this snagging question. The industry conditions that led to the revolution of audio distribution were the development of algorithm. the trends from 1998–2003,” International Data Corporati...
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