CEO Of Beats Tried To Sell A Music Subscription Service to Steve Jobs 10 Years Ago

Cult of Mac
By Alex HeathJan 10, 2013, 7:33 pm155 pts
Rumors have been saying that Apple is gearing up to launch an iTunes music subscription service in 2013. The product has clearly been years in the making, and Steve Jobs was apparently being pitched the idea a decade ago. Jimmy Iovine is the CEO of Beats, Dr. Dre’s bumpin headphone line. Iovine has a long…

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