Eddy Cue
Computer scientist and businessman leading iTunes
Born
October 23rd, 1964
60 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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A computer scientist and businessman has played a significant role at Apple Inc. since 1989. Led the development of iTunes, which revolutionized the music industry and changed how music is consumed. Oversaw Apple's online services, including the App Store and Apple Music, enhancing the company's digital offerings. Played a crucial role in the launch of Apple TV+. Has worked on various projects that integrate technology and entertainment.
Developed iTunes and transformed music sales
Oversaw the launch of Apple Music
Guided the App Store and Apple TV+ initiatives
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