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Topic: iTunes
From the Iraq War (Mark I) to another expensive lawsuit for <em>Crikey</em>, 2003 was a tough year.

Media revolution — a 2003 timeline

crikey15

Mar 31, 2015

U2 is one of the last giant rock bands. No wonder they don't know how to be cool in the age of the super-niche.

In defence of U2 (yes, really)

Music

Oct 24, 2014

You can't bet real money online, but you can play simulated casino games on your smartphone for "fun". If the law changes, researchers are concerned it may have impacts on how we gamble online.

Facebookie: social betting next big thing in gambling

Australia

Jan 11, 2013

7

Nine finally has a runaway ratings freight train to rival all comers, with spinny-chair mega-hit <em>The Voice</em> dominating TV screens across the country. And Nine isn't the only one cashing in.

They’re <em>The Voice</em>, but understand it’s not just Nine cashing in

Companies

May 18, 2012

5

Australians are being charged far more for products than overseas consumers -- and not just by bricks-and-mortar outlets. <em>Crikey</em> examines the expensive goods and the retailers' hypocrisy.

Online retailing: the great Australian gouge

Companies

May 09, 2011

78

There is a raging but inconclusive debate occurring in the US as to whether soaring valuations for so-called "social" companies are reflective of a boom or a bubble.

Bartholomeusz: is a Facebook bubble brewing?

Companies

Mar 29, 2011

EMI is in the hands of its bankers after the iconic British record label was repossessed by Citibank earlier this week. The music industry's problems are not going away.

Day the music died (for EMI) is more trouble for industry

Companies

Feb 11, 2011

14

I can't think of many markets where a single corporation gets to decide if a product is fit for sale, based on something as notoriously difficult to judge as good taste.

Apple’s strict app diet

Companies

Sep 14, 2010

A mysterious website claims to be able to rig the ARIA music charts by paying people to download tracks from iTunes. But ARIA says any artist caught using the site will be disqualified from charting, writes <b>Crikey intern Alexander Hammond</b>.

The fix is in: website will pay to rort the ARIA music charts

Digital

Jun 02, 2010

2

How much do musos earn?

Music

Apr 16, 2010

The film industry has not woken up to the fact that their business model is no longer valid, despite the latest iiNet legal win.

iiNet decision: time for film industry to face the music

Film & TV

Feb 05, 2010

1

The underlying Australian internet censorship process is unworkable, and always will be. Opponents of the filter are busy proving it, with complaints about iTunes selling MA15+ films without requiring age verification.

ACMA iTunes and the failure of net filtering

Digital

Sep 14, 2009

2

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