Inside iOS 7: Apple puts Pandora on notice with iTunes Radio
Apple's long-awaited "iRadio" is now an official service under the name iTunes Radio, available to test by developers who have access to the iOS 7 beta.
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Neil Hughes
Sony inks 'iRadio' deal, giving Apple all 3 major labels
Sony Music has reportedly signed a deal with Apple for its anticipated "iRadio" streaming music service, marking the last of the three major music labels to reach an agreement.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple's free ad-supported 'iRadio' on track for WWDC announcement - report
Reports continue to suggest that Apple is prepared to unveil its so-called "iRadio" music streaming service next week, with the company apparently contacting major advertisers about the initiative.
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Sam Oliver
Audio iAds will be sold for Apple's 'iRadio' - report
Apple's iAd network will serve both visual and audio advertisements as part of the company's forthcoming "iRadio" initiative, according to a new report.
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Katie Marsal
Apple's 500M user accounts second only to Facebook, viewed as key driver of future growth
Apple's current account base of 500 million users is growing and spending at a tremendous rate, suggesting to one analyst that new services such as mobile payments or streaming radio could be key to the company's future growth.
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Apple reportedly shifting iAd focus away from apps to rumored 'iRadio'
Ahead of a possible "iRadio" debut at WWDC, Apple is now reported to be shifting its advertising strategy to take advantage of businesses looking to reach consumers through the company's Internet radio service.
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Apple reportedly inks 'iRadio' licensing deal with Warner ahead of WWDC
After months of rumors and allegedly stalled talks, Apple is now said to be making headway in licensing content for a supposed Internet radio service dubbed "iRadio," which some insiders say could debut in time for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference.
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Music service's structure, plus Apple's culture, holding up 'iRadio' service
Industry sources are saying that Google's willingness to acquiesce to music label demands and the structure of the hybrid service Apple is trying to build are the main reasons why the search giant's music service is live now while the iPhone maker's offering might miss WWDC.
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Kevin Bostic
iRadio stalled again as Apple, Sony can't agree to royalty terms
Apple's ongoing efforts to bring a radio service to iPhone and iPad owners has apparently hit another snag, as negotiations with Sony have dragged on.
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Mikey Campbell
