Not bad for a song that was announced less than 24 hours ago. Kid Rock dropped his cover of the Cody Johnson hit "Til You Can't" at midnight last night, and the song is already sitting at #1 in the ...

Record labels still chase iTunes buyers because most users aren’t on Apple Music, and a single album download can count more ...

The charts rapidly change, but data aggregation sites showed "Streets of Minneapolis" was the most-downloaded song in countries across the world.

Apple Music and Spotify may reign supreme in terms of sheer numbers, but iTunes and other downloads-focused platforms still have a place of their own.

Apple’s iTunes offers over 28 million songs, more than 1 million podcasts, and a bunch of TV shows, movies, music videos, and audiobooks. It’s all a part of Apple’s seamless ecosystem, but what ...

Think iTunes is dead? Think again. New 2026 data reveals why record labels are targeting the "iTunes 80%" to drive album sales and cultivate loyal superfans.

Q. I still have over a hundred old iTunes purchases with DRM that don't work in my non-Apple devices. How can I convert them to DRM-free files? A. It's been over seven years since Apple began selling ...

A new report highlights iTunes’ ongoing resilience despite streaming competition, with Apple even promoting the platform to industry partners.

Apple's iTunes software allows you to manage and play your media files. Occasionally, a problem may arise that prevents you from hearing any audio from within the iTunes software. There are several ...

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Adjusting your desktop's system tray and inserting the iTunes toolbar enables you to control your iTunes from the taskbar. Minimizing the iTunes screen will display a slim gray toolbar that provides ...

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...