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Apple Music plays defense

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Apple Music plays defense

Apple is playing defense over Apple Music numbers, after a new survey from Music Watch found 48 percent of people who tried Apple Music have stopped using it. Mark Gurman, 9to5Mac senior editor, provides perspective.

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Wed, Aug 19 201511:03 AM EDT

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