Apple has denied a report which claims US sales at its iTunes Music Store fell by 65% in the first half of 2006.
Research group Forrester said it was too soon to say whether its findings showed that buyers were “reaching their saturation level for digital music”.
Apple said the report is “simply incorrect”, but will not divulge iTunes financial figures.
Forrester said Apple users may be put off since iTunes songs can only be played on iPods or via iTunes itself.
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I doubt sales fell by 65% but compared to “free” p2p sites itunes does not even stand a chance at catching up!