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1 decade down and iTunes hasn't budged. I suspect your 100yr timeframe is close
by whydoineedthis 8y ago
1 decade down and iTunes hasn't budged. I suspect your 100yr timeframe is close
- Praxish 8y agoMaybe not 100 years but substantial time. More likely, we need a platform transition as an inflection point that creates oppty for new market entrants. Part of new entrant's disruptive value prop may be better rev share terms.
- giobox 8y agoIf we stick to software and not tangent to movies/tv (itunes), Apple have absolutely moved some on this issue, since 2016 the App Store now offers 15-85 revenue shares for subscriptions once the user has subscribed for over a year. Sure it’s slow progress, but it is progress. > https://www.macrumors.com/2016/06/08/apple-major-app-store-changes/ https://www.macrumors.com/2016/06/08/apple-major-app-store-c...