Apple Officially Announced its Apple Music Service (Drake is onboard) :sadTidal:
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You mean people who want superior product?
I guarantee most people who bought tidal were corny c@cs who think 99 problems is the greatest hip hop song of all time
Tidal is for audiophiles who crave higher quality sound .....it is the superior product
WTF are you talking about ? Tidal existed prior to Aspiro being sold....
Euro cacs were already using it before Jay "truss mi daddy" :usherlol:
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
Will watch live from work 
Cause you are too lazy to download music, cause they recommend new music, cause the app has great features, cause you could buy a 16gb iPhone instead and save 300 bucks and put it on streaming and comfortability instead, cause you don't want to commit crimes and steal music, cause $10 a month is no money at all and on. There's a bunch of reasons, I don't know a single person in my circle without Spotify (excluding my parents and shyt).
Beerus
Banned
Meh
I didn't know this.
Doug Morris knows that Streaming Services makes up for that loss revenue from the ITunes download store....
Cause Streaming as opposed to downloads has proven to be highly profitable for the labels..........
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/we-m...straight-profit-marc-geiger.307783/best-posts
It's the end of traditional radio as we know it...
Music on demand.....
As if we don't pay enough shut round here
Music on demand.....
As if we don't pay enough shut round here
Wallychamp
Kings Lose Crowns, Teachers Stay Intelligent
Drake just popped on stage... Rockin the Apple jacket...
Drake just popped on stage... Rockin the Apple jacket...
Look at that illuminati handshake
Wallychamp
Kings Lose Crowns, Teachers Stay Intelligent
So Beats Music streaming service is no more 
They basically merged Beats and iTunes Radio and renamed it Apple Music
http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-remixes-beats-music-itunes-radio-as-apple-music/
Apple finally changed its tune.
The computer maker unveiled Apple Music Monday, its revamped way of presenting music on its systems after buying music subscription service Beats Music.
"It will change the way you experience music forever," said Chief Executive Tim Cook during a keynote at the Cupertino, Calif.-based computer maker's developers conference.
The company said it would bring together all the ways people love music, with recommendations; 24/7 radio, a service called Beats One; and a facet called Connect where artists can present themselves to fans.
Apple bought headphones maker Beats last year for $3 billion -- by far its biggest acquisition ever. As part of the deal, Apple also acquired Beats Music, a fledgling subscription music service that gives members all-you-can-eat access to songs for $10 a month. Since the takeover closed in August, the service has been under the radar while Apple reinvented Beats Music in its own image for Monday's unveiling. Influential record producer Jimmy Iovine, rapper Dr. Dre and Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor all joined Apple through the acquisition.
Meanwhile, rivals like Spotify have grown rapidly and newcomers, such as Jay Z's Tidal, entered an already crowded market. And in the last year, revenue from streamed music has overtaken physical sales of records and is closing in on digital downloads, all while that business of purchasing digital tunes -- Apple's forte via its iTunes Store -- has begun to decline.
Iovine said Apple Music serves three functions. A "revolutionary music service" curated by the music experts, 24-hour worldwide radio station Beats One," and Connect, way for established and unsigned artists to upload music and reach listeners.
"Can you imagine being an up-and-coming artist and being able to share your music on the biggest platform in the world?" Iovine said.
RELATED LINKS:
WWDC Liveblog
Full CNET WWDC coverage
Today's annual confab for developers marks the fourth event hosted by Apple in the past year, following September's iPhone 6, Apple Watch and Apple Pay announcement; October's iPad Air 2 and Mac update; and March's Apple Watch event. Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, or WWDC as it's known, takes place June 8 to 12 in San Francisco's Moscone Center, with more than 5,000 developers participating in sessions about Apple's various products.
WWDC is one of Apple's most important events of the year. The company uses the two-hour keynote at the start of the week to introduce its newest software, including updates to its mobile and computer operating systems. Apple is one of the few companies that makes its own hardware and software, something that has given it an advantage over rivals in the past. It's vital for Apple to keep updating its software and add new services that keep users in its ecosystem as its competitors, such as Microsoft, take a page from Apple's playbook.
They basically merged Beats and iTunes Radio and renamed it Apple Music
http://www.cnet.com/news/apple-remixes-beats-music-itunes-radio-as-apple-music/
Apple finally changed its tune.
The computer maker unveiled Apple Music Monday, its revamped way of presenting music on its systems after buying music subscription service Beats Music.
"It will change the way you experience music forever," said Chief Executive Tim Cook during a keynote at the Cupertino, Calif.-based computer maker's developers conference.
The company said it would bring together all the ways people love music, with recommendations; 24/7 radio, a service called Beats One; and a facet called Connect where artists can present themselves to fans.
Apple bought headphones maker Beats last year for $3 billion -- by far its biggest acquisition ever. As part of the deal, Apple also acquired Beats Music, a fledgling subscription music service that gives members all-you-can-eat access to songs for $10 a month. Since the takeover closed in August, the service has been under the radar while Apple reinvented Beats Music in its own image for Monday's unveiling. Influential record producer Jimmy Iovine, rapper Dr. Dre and Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor all joined Apple through the acquisition.
Meanwhile, rivals like Spotify have grown rapidly and newcomers, such as Jay Z's Tidal, entered an already crowded market. And in the last year, revenue from streamed music has overtaken physical sales of records and is closing in on digital downloads, all while that business of purchasing digital tunes -- Apple's forte via its iTunes Store -- has begun to decline.
Iovine said Apple Music serves three functions. A "revolutionary music service" curated by the music experts, 24-hour worldwide radio station Beats One," and Connect, way for established and unsigned artists to upload music and reach listeners.
"Can you imagine being an up-and-coming artist and being able to share your music on the biggest platform in the world?" Iovine said.
RELATED LINKS:
WWDC Liveblog
Full CNET WWDC coverage
Today's annual confab for developers marks the fourth event hosted by Apple in the past year, following September's iPhone 6, Apple Watch and Apple Pay announcement; October's iPad Air 2 and Mac update; and March's Apple Watch event. Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, or WWDC as it's known, takes place June 8 to 12 in San Francisco's Moscone Center, with more than 5,000 developers participating in sessions about Apple's various products.
WWDC is one of Apple's most important events of the year. The company uses the two-hour keynote at the start of the week to introduce its newest software, including updates to its mobile and computer operating systems. Apple is one of the few companies that makes its own hardware and software, something that has given it an advantage over rivals in the past. It's vital for Apple to keep updating its software and add new services that keep users in its ecosystem as its competitors, such as Microsoft, take a page from Apple's playbook.
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Rapmastermind
Superstar
LOL @ Apple doing the exact same thing Jay just did. Let's see how many "HIT" pieces come out about it. LOL @ black people hating on Jay but will buy Apple no questions asked. The mental slavery and programming is deep.
Every article out so far is how Apple is about to save music
