Jimmy Iovine

More than a year after leaving Apple, Jimmy Iovine has spoken to the New York Times about the streaming industry.

Jimmy Iovine argues that free streaming services without other attached businesses are inherently unprofitable.

Apple Music executive and record industry mogul Jimmy Iovine recently sat down for a wide-ranging interview with Music Business Worldwide, reflecting upon his desire for more people to start paying for music.

Apple looks to have some big plans in the coming months for its music and video streaming service.

He shared some passing insights on Apple’s aims for its much-rumored original content strategy and how he believes streaming can be done “right.”

Jimmy Iovine has once again hinted that Apple may indeed be looking to follow Netflix and Amazon down the original TV programming route, telling The Hollywood Reporter that "We're going to do whatever hits popular culture smack on the nose." At the Television Critics Association that took place on Saturday, where Iovine appeared to promote his...

Apple Music executives Jimmy Iovine and Larry Jackson talked about their relationship with artists and nature of streaming deals.

Judge dismisses Monster lawsuit alleging Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine committed fraud.

Apple Music overhaul explained by Jimmy Iovine and Trent Reznor.

Apple's Jimmy Iovine apologizes for comments regarding women and music discovery.

Jimmy Iovine said that free-to-stream and “freemium” pricing models are killing the music industry.

Jimmy Iovine's mission is to move the needle on popular culture. Here is how he plans to achieve that.