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Link: hypebot: Steve Job's 90 Minute Keynote In 60 Seconds.
Here's a clever video summary of yesterday's MacWorld announcements which contained nothing for music fans or the industry and let me to ask, "Has Apple Gone As Far As It Can Go With Music?"
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Well, I think Apple's step to do this rental thing with the movie industry, is the first step to change the itunes system to a subscription model for music. They are working on a subscription model I am sure. But labels and Apple still fight for the biggest part of the cake. It's just about the money...
I can't believe that Steve still thinks "people want to own music".
Posted by: Thomas Schinabeck | January 17, 2008 at 01:04 AM