Apple Music and Spotify may reign supreme in terms of sheer numbers, but iTunes and other downloads-focused platforms still ...

Think iTunes is dead? Think again. New 2026 data reveals why record labels are targeting the "iTunes 80%" to drive album sales and cultivate loyal superfans.

Record labels still chase iTunes buyers because most users aren’t on Apple Music, and a single album download can count more than thousands of streams. Expect more exclusives and variants during ...

A new report highlights iTunes’ ongoing resilience despite streaming competition, with Apple even promoting the platform to industry partners.

The charts rapidly change, but data aggregation sites showed "Streets of Minneapolis" was the most-downloaded song in countries across the world.

While music streaming may be king, both Apple and the recording industry at large aren't quite ready to write off the power of the iTunes sale.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) launched iTunes about 23 years ago, forever changing how people consume music. Initially launched as a music player for Mac users, iTunes' impact on the music industry would ...

Apple has changed music links in its iTunes software to deliver users to a new page called iTunes Preview, which features song information in the browser. Don Reisinger CNET contributor Don Reisinger ...

Eleven years ago this month, the late great Steve Jobs debuted his iTunes music store, forever changing the game for the music industry. Need proof?? Having sold over 10 billion songs worldwide, ...

A number of users are reporting an issue where iTunes 4.9 repeatedly stalls while playing music. In the most common cases, the entire system becomes unresponsive for several seconds and music stops ...

On April 28, 2003, in San Francisco, Steve Jobs raised the curtain on the iTunes Music Store and, as we journalists like to do, I gazed into my crystal ball in an attempt to explain the broad, ...

Not sure if this works best in the Windows forum, but here goes: I am running iTunes 12.13.4.4 (latest version on the Microsoft Store) with a fairly large media library: 2 TiB of movies 135 GiB of ...