Jobs ' contribution to music copyright

What legacy did jobs leave for us? 10 years ago, downloading music online was free. And now, download is a need to pay. This is the first cultural legacy that job has left for the world.

10 years ago, jobs came. Apple launched the ipod. And then they made itunes. Jobs not only made money, but also kept making money. In 2003, Jobs successfully fooled the music company, which was not willing to go to Microsoft, and got into his boat. The music company agreed to sell the copyright of the 1 million songs to Apple each year.

A week into the itunes Music store, it sold 1 million songs in the US and sold 3 million in less than one months. Since then, there is no turning back. Now Apple sells almost everything, television programs, movies, books, applications, a lot. People also take "buy" for granted, because "there is no free lunch". Without jobs, the world might not be so expensive.

Jobs designed the business model of "buy bowls and drink soup first". So content providers are happy to bloom. In the tide, there are rebels like the model of Sony bundled sales. But when people want to erase content from Sony machines or other devices, their frustration is not. Someone wants to download apps for free, someone wants to use a fixed package, but jobs stands firmly on the content provider's side and rejects it.

Jobs not only touched the pulse of content providers, but also accurately guided consumers. Just to create surprises for consumers at the same time, do not forget in passing a little trouble. He was tired of telling his fans that he had to pay for the things he needed, the spiritual needs, the same material needs, so pay. Then Apple's app and music store became a constant source of jobs for the real "sustainable". No company has ever succeeded in selling books, selling movies, or selling music.

All said that Jobs ' resignation was the end of an era. This is true from a technical point of view; The world may be the only jobs that will allow consumers to consume sustainably. So, if you ask, Jobs has gone, where has it changed? I would have asked, will you continue to spend more if jobs is gone?