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Like Totally 80’s The years between 1980 and 1984 were part of the decade that reflects what people have today. These years are most known for big hair, bright clothes, fun music, and the computers. Technological advancements contributed a great amount to modern technology. Music and popular entertainment, along with conflicting sporting events and political events shaped what today is called 80’s. Between 1980-1984 technology advanced, giving a jumpstart to technology that is used today. A few…

Newsflash: Google Music is simply better than Spotify. There is possibly room for a different opinion here, but Google Music has everything Spotify has and more. Both of these music platforms stream music and allow users to pick and choose from various artists and songs. WHY GOOGLE MUSIC IS BETTER THAN SPOTIFY For starters we will start with what Google Music and Spotify have in common. Both of these companies have their subscription prices at $9.99 a month. Both of these platforms allow…

ITunes music (Apple) store entered into the music market in 2003. However, prior to Apple 's entry into the digital world of music, the industry was fighting this new wave of music getting released to customers. However, with Apple 's release of its iPod digital-media player (2001) and adding the iTunes Store in 2003, they became the gatekeeper of digital downloads. Consequently, they promptly became supreme inside this new swim lane of the music industry. The key player that allow this was…

Screen of Death, Soul of Emptiness I hunch my shoulders. My face is bright red and sweat beads across my forehead. My mom stands in front of me. She is brandishing a brand new iPod Touch. The device belongs to me, but I look at it, my face contorted with lines of silent rage. My mother scolds me and yells at me, her face twisted in disapproval. I do not even hear her words. All I can think about is how incredibly stupid I am. The flashes of hideously inappropriate pictures and videos I had been…

like the iPad with its speaker system that delivers quality of sound, or the iPod where thousands of songs can be downloaded and transported easily, or the Mac Book that gives quality resolution as well as sound whether streaming music videos or on iTunes, or by Apple’s buy out of Beats By Dre, or their own custom Earpods Apple seem like it truly is seeking to revolutionize music or at least how is it listened to. Apple is already one of the world’s leading companies when it comes to music…

As defined by Perrault, Cannon, and McCarthy (2014), the product of life cycle is a four step process that discusses the stages a product experiences from the beginning to the end (p. 235). A product first begins with the market introduction. This is where the new product is introduced to the market, therefore sales tend to be low considering consumers are unaware of what product is being offered. During this stage it is essential to develop and invest in the marketing mix, however this results…

Typical songs can also take hours to get the beat correct. Artists are losing hundreds for the music they write and sing. Apple’s iTunes is a prime example because a person can get a song instantly instead of driving to get what the cd the person wants. The cd is priced at a certain price to help the artist make more…

But, thanks to genius marketing campaigns, it turned into a necessity for many people. Apple should exploit the internal strength that it possesses when referring to innovation. As an illustration, products like the iPod, the iPad, the iPhone, and iTunes are products that have generated a great level of success for the company. In addition, Apple needs to increase or improve the current pace of innovation in order to sustain its competitive advantage in…

Apple Inc., a rebirth, a paradigm shift from a computer manufacturer to consumer devices has given Apple a resurgence in the marketplace. Defining the path forward, specifically for the launch of the new iPhone consumer device, we need to understand the forces that will impact the strategy moving forward, then define the strategy that will give the company sustained earnings in the future. To begin, we need to understand Apple Inc.’s product lines and where they are in the Industry Life Cycle…

Fourth, Apple relies heavily on access to third-party digital content, which may not be available on commercial reasonable terms, according to Apple’s website. Apple contracts with numerous third parties to offer their digital content through the iTunes store on their devices, including the right to make music, movies, and TV show available. These licenses and agreements are for short terms and not guarantee renewal. As a result, if a third part does not renew, they may not be able to continue…