Japanese iOS device owners can now enjoy the benefits of an iTunes Match subscription.

Amazon might be the largest online retailer in the world, but Apple holds quadruple the number of accounts.

Leo's Fortune, 9 Elefants, and Wayward Souls make this week's list.

Target is offering discounts on both physical and electronic iTunes gift cards.

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Apple's latest job advertisements suggest an iTunes refresh is indeed on the cards.

The new iTunes Radio hasn't been able to spark life into music downloads.

Apple needs to take its time and rethink the Apple TV.

Some explicit content is making its way on iTunes Radio when it shouldn't be.

Now is a great time to stock up on iTunes gift cards.

Apple has just issued a major update to its iTunes Movie Trailers app on iOS.

The new discount is open to U.S. college students only.

NPR becomes the first non-music channel to call iTunes Radio home.

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By 2020, 20 percent of Apple's profits could come from iTunes content and apps.

The biggest news about Apple this week had absolutely nothing to do with iOS.

Apple could soon introduce an iTunes music subscription service, and bring an official iTunes app to Android.

Apple has sent betas for iTunes and OS X Mavericks out to registered developers.

Madonna, Rihanna, and Adele are seen as possible candidates for Apple's next Beyoncé-like iTunes-exclusive album.

"Veronica Mars" headlines this week's edition of "How To Spend A $25 iTunes Gift Card."

Not on the ground at SXSW for the iTunes Music Festival? No worries, you can stream the entire thing to your iDevice, or Apple TV using these apps.

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