Ars Technica takes a look at the history of iTunes

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By Cody LeeNov 27, 2012, 5:00 am234 ptsTrending
The first version of iTunes was released nearly 12 years ago in January of 2001. There was no iPod yet, or content store, it was merely pitched as awesome jukebox software with the tagline “Rip.Mix.Burn.” Since then, iTunes has undergone a number of transformations. And with version 11 of the software due out…

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