That's mighty generous of them. I got far less than that for my 5 year anniversary gift from my company.
The Apple I once admired is looking rather worn and tattered.
Very true. Especially with a half baked efforts.You can't stay on top forever
I'm one of those schmucks who grew up pouring money in records and CDs - combined about 850 all up. There is no way I'm paying for music ever again. I've done my bit for the industry. But it's time the young whippersnappers started putting out some cash to sustain the industry you cheap b'stards. 10-15 bucks a month. That's all Apple music or its rivals cost. I used to pay 30bucks a CD. Yeah yeah, the music industry brought this on itself and music today is just tragic for the most part, but still, for that little amount of money, why aren't people subscribing?
I'm one of those schmucks who grew up pouring money in records and CDs - combined about 850 all up. There is no way I'm paying for music ever again. I've done my bit for the industry. But it's time the young whippersnappers started putting out some cash to sustain the industry you cheap b'stards. 10-15 bucks a month. That's all Apple music or its rivals cost. I used to pay 30bucks a CD. Yeah yeah, the music industry brought this on itself and music today is just tragic for the most part, but still, for that little amount of money, why aren't people subscribing?
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AppleGiftsPunishes Retail Employees With Apple Music Subscription
offering an Apple Music subscription to all of its employees will have benefits for Apple, as it will allow retail workers to familiarize themselves with the service so they can better explain and recommend it to customers.
but still, for that little amount of money, why aren't people subscribing?
The one thing Google has them beat on is that you can play Google Music in a web browser. That is how Apple Music should be.Just guessing, but this is probably the only way they can sell the service now that Google Music just came out with family plans at a better price that have more features.
I thought Apple's was $19.99, but Google Music definitely gives you more, at bare minimum, you get Youtube red included and that eliminates virtually all ads on Youtube. It also gives you the ability to pick exactly what songs you want to listen to and the library is far more extensive than anything Apple has offered.Aren't both family plans $14.99/month?
Oh for goodness sakes. Most companies give their staff nothing. I bet you guys throw your toys across the room at your mother on Christmas morning because they just aren't good enough for you. Grow up!.
The Apple I once admired is looking rather worn and tattered.
I'm one of those schmucks who grew up pouring money in records and CDs - combined about 850 all up. There is no way I'm paying for music ever again. I've done my bit for the industry. But it's time the young whippersnappers started putting out some cash to sustain the industry you cheap b'stards. 10-15 bucks a month. That's all Apple music or its rivals cost. I used to pay 30bucks a CD. Yeah yeah, the music industry brought this on itself and music today is just tragic for the most part, but still, for that little amount of money, why aren't people subscribing?
At one point in the service's history, BMG offered "10 CDs for the price of half," meaning you could get 10 albums just for buying one-half priced CD, and that's it. The total math, after shipping charges, came out to roughly $27 for 10 CDs. Thus, we pretended on the subscription forms that our suburban home was an apartment complex, created a ton of aliases and signed up for the service over 25 times, raking in 250 CDs in the process.
Google lacks the matching features, live radio, and human curation. Not worth the money
And my company gave everyone nothing.My company gave everyone a check for $450. Suck it.
Billions, I mean Billions of cash in the bank and they get 9 months... WOW.
You don't miss a single occasion to downplay Apple in your posts... This is a 180$ gift (earbuds+subscription): I'm sure your company is more generous.The Apple I once admired is looking rather worn and tattered.