iTunes Radio is years in the making, and today, it finally lands on millions of devices via iOS 7 and the newly updated iTunes 11.1. Like anything that has been predicted and anticipated for ages ...

How iTunes Radio stacks up against the competition. by Blair Hanley Frank on September 25, 2013 at 11:49 am September 25, 2013 at 11:49 am. Share ...

When iTunes Radio was revealed at WWDC this week, many noted it and moved on, mostly because at first blush it didn't seem like Apple was doing anything terribly new.On the surface that's true ...

iTunes Radio has a lot to offer, but don't quit on Pandora just yet. At least 21 people were killed in Kentucky and Missouri after storms and violent tornadoes tore through the region.

More importantly, iTunes bests Pandora in terms of sheer volume: While Pandora users have access to roughly a million songs, iTunes Radio listeners get somewhere in the tens of millions, which ...

The obvious business model relies on ads. iTunes Radio subscribers will hear audio ads every 15 minutes and see video ads every hour. (iTunes Match users get the service ad-free.) ...

For consumers, iTunes Radio might feel like little more than a Pandora clone with different guts and a polished interface. For Apple, that’s all it needs to succeed.

With the introduction of iOS 7 comes the long-awaited iTunes Radio, Apple’s personalized music streaming service that competes with the likes of Pandora and Songza. iTunes Radio is built into the ...

That’s one way to further boost your subscriber numbers: Apple told users of its iTunes Radio service Friday afternoon that they will have to subscribe to Apple Music’s paid subscription tier ...

Along with today’s iOS 7 upgrade came iTunes Radio, Apple’s entry into the online radio wars. As a frequent Pandora user and an Apple devotee, it was go time. Here are a few quick thoughts ...

iTunes Radio, Apple's upcoming Pandora-like streaming service, looks promising. But for it to not be another Ping Apple needs to live up to expectations.