Right now people are upset about this decision in term of doing away with iTunes Radio. However, I have always found Apple a company that studies these kind of moves and usually they have little impact on the company overall. Yes, some folks will get mad, some will leave for greener pastures and like usual, many will eventually come back.
In my eyes, it is not just one thing to point to. If it was just the issue with Apple Radio and Match, I wouldn't even of made a comment on the forum. It is multiple things that are happening, one multiple products and services, like 24GB SSD fusion drives, smaller batteries in the iPhones, the Mac Pro, just to name a few. A bunch a little things, and a few big ones.
I am not saying that Apple is going to lose their customers, or even that I will be switching to some other brand for my electronic needs. But, my enthusiasm for Apple products is at an all time low.
A decade ago, before Apple was "cool", I would be the guy that would talk to anyone that would listen to me about my Macs, and how much I love them. I would highly recommend Apple products with a few exceptions.
I noticed about a few years ago, I stopped talking about them. Now, I find it hard to recommend Apple products to my family and friends. They might be spending a premium price on what I think is becoming a sub-premium product.
I hope I am wrong, and Apple changes my mind.