ewen and donabel / CC BY 1.0 Yesterday was the 10-year anniversary of the launch of the iPod, the digital music player that would play a key role in dematerializing music forever. Think for a moment — even if you don’t own an iPod, do you listen to digital music? Do you have an MP3 player or a smart phone that acts as your music library? Odds are, you no longer cart around a Discman or Walkman to listen to while traveling or going for a walk. And you may not even own or buy CDs anymore. And for that, we have the iPod to thank. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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iPod Turns 10 Years Old, And We Celebrate the Dematerialization of Music
