Apple has signed up 11 million new users to its streaming music service since it launched at the end of June. “We’re thrilled with the numbers so far,” Eddy Cue, who runs Apple Music alongside other Apple internet services, told USA Today. Apple Music went live on June 30, cost £9.99 per month in the … [Read more…]
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