Apple’s iTunes Store Offers a Lesson About Control
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Apple executives Tim Cook and Eddy Cue unveiled Apple Music at the World Wide Developers Conference in June 2015.
Photographer: Bloomberg/Getty ImagesAs Apple celebrates 10 years of its streaming music service, Austin Carr says it’s worth taking a look back at how it came to replace the iTunes marketplace and what that story might mean for the future of the App Store. Plus: Climate change is shaking up the olive oil industry, and Dubai chocolate is just the beginning for pistachio lovers.
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