YOU WONT BELIEVE: Itunes - What They Never Told You

In 2013, Beyoncé released an entire album without warning; three days later, it had sold more than 828,000 copies and rewritten the surprise-drop rulebook

In 2013, Beyoncé released an entire album without warning; three days later, it had sold more than 828,000 copies and changed how artists released music. The self-titled album arrived on iTunes at midnight on December 13, 2013. Its release skipped months of promotion, radio campaigns and retail leaks. A Harvard…

The Economic Times · Sep 16

'The Kids Don't Want To Dance': Miley's New Track 'Bass Persuades' Falls From Spotify in Days

Miley Cyrus's new single 'Bass Persuades' debuted at No. 23 on Spotify's Global 200 but quickly dropped off, while maintaining strong positions on US iTunes and Apple Music.

International Business Times UK · Sep 9

Ariana Grande drops Petal live album on iTunes

Ariana Grande has shared Petal (The Complete Live Album), one week after wrapping her Eternal Sunshine tour.

BANG Premier · Sep 8

Arsenal anthem 'North London Forever' soaring up music charts after Premier League title triumph

Hit single has become a staple at the Emirates Stadium in title-winning campaign

Evening Standard · May 21

Who is Kash Patel’s girlfriend Alexis Wilkins, what does she do and how did the two meet?

Kash Patel’s girlfriend: FBI Director Kash Patel faces scrutiny for allegedly using a government jet for a personal trip to a concert with his girlfriend, Alexis Wilkins. Wilkins, a country singer and political commentator, met Patel at a conservative event. The two met in 2022 and started dating a year…

The Economic Times · May 18

Nepal PM lists YouTube, TikTok, Spotify as top income sources

Nepal PM Balendra “Balen” Shah has declared YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, Facebook and iTunes among the main sources of his income, making for an unusual disclosure in which the country’s top leader linked a substantial part of his wealth to digital content and streaming revenue.

The Times of India · Apr 14

Nepal PM Balen's key income sources - YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, ITunes

Nepal prime minister Balendra “Balen” Shah has declared YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, Facebook and iTunes among the main sources of his income, making for an unusual political disclosure in which the country’s top elected leader linked a substantial part of his wealth to digital content and streaming revenue.

The Times of India · Apr 13

I finally sold my CD collection — and it reminded me why iTunes was better than any streaming service in 2026

Here's how burning discs onto an old iPod helped me appreciate physical media.

TechRadar · Apr 4

Killing iTunes was the best thing that ever happened to the iPhone — here's why

iTunes was easily the worst part about owning an early iPhone (and iPod), and I'm always grateful that it's long gone.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 4

How Apple accidentally destroyed the record business — and why I wish we'd stuck with iPods

Three Apple products changed the way we listen to music —and caused some unintended consequences too.

TechRadar · Apr 1