MOG Is Dead, Long Live Apple's Beats Music
Following its acquisition by Apple, Beats has shut down MOG, which it acquired for $14 million in July 2012.
Following its acquisition by Apple, Beats has shut down MOG, which it acquired for $14 million in July 2012.
Beats has announced that it's set to pull the plug on MOG, the music streaming service it acquired for $14 million in July 2012.
According to the company, the streaming service will be unique and based around music curation.
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