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apple.com - 4/10/2009

iTunes - 1 Billion App Countdown

— apple.com — We're about to hit a billion. Join the celebration. Download any app and you automatically get the... chance to win a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card, an iPod touch, a Time Capsule, and a MacBook Pro. (more) iTunes - 1 Billion App Countdown

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technologyexpert.blogspot.com - 4/12/2009

Hackers' New iTunes Scheme Uses Developers and Hacked Gift Cards

— technologyexpert.blogspot.com — I wrote earlier that Chinese hackers had managed to crack the iTunes gift card algorithm, meaning that... they could create fake gift cards with impunity. The problem for them is, there are so many hackers producing gift cards they can only get about $2 for a $200 card. Thus, they've had to come ... (more) Hackers' New iTunes Scheme Uses Developers and Hacked ...

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billboard.biz - 4/13/2009

iTunes Price Changes Hurt Some Rankings

— billboard.biz — April 10, 2009 - Digital and Mobile By Glenn Peoples, Nashville Two days after the Apple iTunes... Music Store raised prices on some individual tracks, there was evidence the increases have hurt the sales rankings of songs given the higher $1.29 price.  ... (more) iTunes Price Changes Hurt Some Rankings

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Wall Street Journal Content Now Free Via iPhone App
Today @ PC World — [image] The Wall Street Journal has jumped on the mobile content bandwagon and released an application for the iPhone . The financial newspaper set the price point at free -- ironic, given that the Journal 's online content comes at a price of $103 per year, or $140 for the print edition. The application looks and feels a lot like The New York Times iPhone app , replete with screen-hogging advertisements; headlines; editor's picks; and browsing capabilities for the newspaper's various categories. The WSJ app also offers video and radio sections, adding multimedia the Times does not have. Blackberry received its free Wall Street Journal app last ...

Wall Street Journal Releases Free iPhone App
Today @ PC World — [image] The Wall Street Journal has jumped on the mobile content bandwagon and released an application for the iPhone . The financial newspaper set the price point at free -- ironic, given that the Journal 's online content comes at a price of $103 per year, or $140 for the print edition. The application looks and feels a lot like The New York Times iPhone app , replete with screen-hogging advertisements; headlines; editor's picks; and browsing capabilities for the newspaper's various categories. The WSJ app also offers video and radio sections, adding multimedia the Times does not have. Blackberry received its free Wall Street Journal app last ...

Wall Street Journal Releases Free iPhone App, No Sub Required
Tech-Ex — The Wall Street Journal, one of the few publications that manages to get away with charging for most of its online content, has released a free app that allows users to read content on their iPhone, without a subscription. This might annoy Wall Street Journal subscribers who pay $100+ for unfettered online access, but its the way of the world on the iPhone. In comparison, Amazon's Kindle charges $9.99 monthly for access to the WSJ. Of course, the WSJ probably doesn't feel this app will impact the bottom line much. Nor do I, as honestly, it's not that much of a joy to read content on a tiny screen. That said, it's still an ...

Wall Street Journal Releases Free iPhone App, No Sub Required
GamingHeaven.net — The Wall Street Journal, one of the few publications that manages to get away with charging for most of its online content, has released a free app that allows users to read content on their iPhone, without a subscription. ____________ Source: Tech-Ex