Apple buys data analysis company
San Francisco
APPLE has acquired Semetric, a company that analyses data about music online, a move that may hint at Apple's ambitions as it prepares to revamp iTunes and Beats Music.
In documents filed with public regulators in Britain, where Semetric is based, the company changed its address to one in London associated with Apple, and named an Apple lawyer, Gene Levoff, as a company director. A person briefed on the deal, who spoke on the condition of anon…
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