iTunes Bundling with Windows?
Peter Lowe, Apple's applications marketing chief, discusses the recent release of iTunes for Windows in an online interview. Lowe recaps the advantages of the iTunes jukebox software over the competitors and reports that the AOL account/iTunes Store integration will begin later this quarter.
While a MacWorld.co.uk article reports that Lowe "urged PC manufactureres to bundle iTunes for Windows", when Lowe was questioned (13min 40sec) about the possibility of other PC manufacturers bundling iTunes, Lowe simply suggests that any manufacturer should consider iTunes because of its distinct advantages, but refuses to speculate the possibilities of such bundling.
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