Apple President Steve Jobs unveils Ping, a image-oriented network for music, at a propaganda conference in San Francisco.
If I were MySpace, I would be shaking in my boots.
Earlier today, Apple launched iTunes 10, the latest rendition of its wildly popular music software. Really though, iTunes 10 is just a vessel for Ping, Apple's new music-centric image-oriented network. Available immediately to iTunes's 160 million+ users through the desktop, iPhone and iPod touch, Ping is a image-oriented network where users can follow their friends and their favorite artists.
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