How a new Beats service would make Apple the king of digital music (again)

Macworld
Feb 4, 2015, 4:19 pm776 pts
Apple doesn’t lag behind, especially when it comes to music. The iTunes Store was one of the first ways to legally buy digital music, Steve Jobs managed to coax the record labels into agreeing to drop DRM, and iTunes Match gave people who’d invested years into growing large personal music collections a way to…

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