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Is Apple turning its back on iPod customers?

By Charles Cooper

Published: Friday 06 August 2004

Reader Comments

Meanwhile Microsoft continues to crush competition...
Anonymous

Again, the writer has little or no contact with th...
Kent Myhre

Apple has built a complete system that works, Real...
Anonymous

You might want to go to Real's site and check out ...
Anonymous

Who really cares?? Speaking for myself I have obta...
Apple_Master

Articles like this are so off base it isn't funny....
Anonymous

Cooper's opinion is crap! Apple has always been pr...
Anonymous

Charles, I think your commentary is a bit sensatio...
Anonymous

Last time I looked, iTunes and the iPod were the o...
H.D. Ley

So let me get this straight... if my company makes...
Anonymous

How do you keep a job?
Anonymous

Actually, Apple's stance is GOOD for iPod users. T...
Anonymous

... Apple is keeping the customer absolutely firs...
Anon

Real Audio is acting pretty hypocratic by complain...
Anonymous

Charles, it's time you get a grip on reality! Corp...
Jerry Koszut

To hell with Realnetworks: When they made new m...
David Richards

1. Misleading Headline peddles Fear. 2. Content...
Anonymous

I completely disagree. Harmony doesn't allow you t...
Duncan Koss

I can buy a CD in any store I want to & it will pl...
Anonymous

Rip out any DRM for compatibility. That is the on...
Anonymous

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