Apple’s iTunes was responsible for just under a third of all music sold in the US in the three months to the end of June.
According to new NPD figures, iTunes claimed a 64% share of the digital music market and 29% share of all music sold at retail in Q2 - including both digital and physical formats.
In this overall music retail market, Apple was closely followed by Amazon/AmazonMP3 (19%), and Walmart (11%). When comparing digital downloads to CD ...
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