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1	iTunes Match vs. Google Play Music on the iPhone Okay, so we already had a look at both services on the desktop. It's now time to get to the iPhone for a mobile app comparison. Why the iPhone? Because on Android, you cannot use iTunes Match. It's that simple. On the Apple's front, the default music app ...	Feb 14, 2014 12:17:00 AM
2	iTunes Match vs. Google Play Music on the desktop My iTunes Match subscriptions isn't working anymore (some tech issue that will be fixed soon I hope) so I got to test Google Play Music for a couple of weeks. That's great! In this first post, I will compare both services on the desktop. There is a ...	Feb 10, 2014 1:27:00 AM
3	A small update to the last post, "I, Pirate". amazon.com (along with others) have started to offer MP3 downloads. No DRM, no hassle. You pay, you download, you own a copy. As simple as pirating the file. As for free music downloads (such as the Radiohead initiative and the latest Harvey Danger album ...	Nov 25, 2007 4:54:00 AM
4	I, Pirate How I went to the dark side Disclaimer: The following is a fiction, all liability discarded - or so I hope. I used to buy CDs when it comes to acquiring music. I do not do it much anymore, even though I haven't completely stopped. The new distribution I use is called P2P. Why?	Jun 6, 2006 4:45:00 AM
5	Quest for online music I recently decided that online music was worth a shot. For plenty of reasons, convenience, price, vastness of the catalog, etc... Then began my quest for an online music service. And my discovery of audio formats and DRM. I assumed stupidly that I would ...	Aug 2, 2005 4:15:00 AM

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