Why would I choose iTunes over Rhapsody?
Looking at iTunes at, let's say an average of $1 per song, vs. Rhapsody, at a flat rate of $10/month, why would I go with iTunes? Rhapsody seems like a much better deal unless you're a very light listener.
The video below from Chris Pirillo is a couple of years old -- not sure if the issues he raises are all still current. Even then, he still picked Rhapsody.
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And now, if you are going mobile with a Verizon device (see www.verizonquestions.com for questions and answers regarding Verizon), you can get "Rhapsody-To-Go"!
Get this, Scott, that will allow you to put songs on your phone to stream WITHOUT PAYING PER SONG. So, you can add dozens of new songs, listen to them, delete them, add dozens more. Just about the entire Rhapsody library is available for that plan, too!
I LOVE Rhapsody, have chatted online with their music experts, recruited members, etc. Although I do use iTunes, also - there is no contest!
UPDATE: Whoaaaa, I didn't realize that they reduced the price! I read your $10/mth, and thought it must be some Rhapsody-lite type plan. It looks like it is for the full deal. Thanks, kennbug, I'm calling Verizon to demand a price cut tomorrow!!!
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I think that if you can max out a 4gb iPod, then a solution like Rhapsody is a winner.
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