Jorge
April 26th, 2007, 10:20 AM
Says customers not into renting music -- and I agree.
<p>Record labels have been supposedly asking Apple to introduce a music subscription service to its iTunes digital music download store in an attempt increase profits but, Steve Jobs is adamant that "customers don't seem to be interested in it". </p>
<p>Apple is gearing up for contract renewal negotiations with the major record labels over the next month and you can be sure that Jobs will be pressured to increase their share of profits. </p>
<p>The record industry has long been frustrated that Apple has reaped most of the profits of t
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<p>Record labels have been supposedly asking Apple to introduce a music subscription service to its iTunes digital music download store in an attempt increase profits but, Steve Jobs is adamant that "customers don't seem to be interested in it". </p>
<p>Apple is gearing up for contract renewal negotiations with the major record labels over the next month and you can be sure that Jobs will be pressured to increase their share of profits. </p>
<p>The record industry has long been frustrated that Apple has reaped most of the profits of t
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