The inaugural batch of iTunes Plus songs includes music from Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, Norah Jones, Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd and more than a dozen of Paul McCartney's classic albums.

Individual songs from the band's catalog will sell for $1.29, the upper limit for songs on iTunes (previously, all songs were priced at 99 cents).

Because I had over 30,000 songs, I actually had to remove thousands of songs from my library before iTunes Match would work. screen shot/bob boilen ...

Billboard’s crack scientists conducted a quick study on a mysterious new phenomenon: More expensive $1.29 songs on iTunes are becoming less popular! (Actually, the results will surprise you.) ...

The iTunes DJ window shows you the usual information about your tracks, and the contextual menu lets you add more songs to this playlist or choose to play one right away or after the current song.

Instead, iTunes Match makes the user’s library available through iTunes as DRM-free, 256Kbps AAC files, regardless of where the songs originally came from. The only songs that get uploaded are ...

Since its introduction two months ago, the "Great 69¢ Songs" section of Apple's iTunes Store has become one of label executives' most closely watched promotion vehicles.

Apple Inc. is reducing the price of all songs on its iTunes Store without anti-copying software to 99 cents from $1.29, bringing Apple's prices on such tracks closer to those offered by Amazon.com ...