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Al Lowe says in the article that he doesn't play games and hasn't owned a console for 15 years.

Al Lowe gave that interview a little while back and it showed up here on HN.

Yeah, Zane Lowe is really good at impro stuff - he really does know music.

Zane Lowe at least tries to discover new artists.

Maybe it was an oversight on my part reading the article, but what has Al Lowe been doing for the past 15 years where he didn't make games?

Its why myspace couldnt be a music company, why Mel Gibson will always be seen as anti semtic and why it took Rob Lowe two decades to escape a sex tape.

I am, but at the same time, I'm also not surprised by Zane Lowe and the team's last minute checks that are still going on right now (Beats1).

Awa in France, across the wave, The wee lichts burn on ilka grave, An' you an' me their lowe hae seen-- Ye'11 mebbe hae yer Hallowe'en Yont, whaur ye're lyin' wi' the lave.

I do not want to listen to 200 garage bands to see if any of them is the next Nirvana; I'm quite happy if Apple is going to pay Zane Lowe to do that for me.

I enjoy the UI more than Spotify/Rdio (Although I only used Rdio for about a week.) It has artist I enjoy from Pharrell and Eminem to DJ Okawari and Major Lazer (although I guess they aren't as obscure anymore.) So far listening to Zane Lowe on their Radio channel has been entertaining.

I haven't listened to Ebro or Julie but I know there will definitely be music coming out via Beggars (XL & Young Turks) that Zane Lowe will want to feature - I could see it really pissing a DJ off if they can't play music like this just because their employer can't get the licensing right.

" very small part, really." Zane Lowe is a very important part of this launch, and the Radio is a major component of Apple Music.

I think the answer is that you really need both types to make things work -- an Al Lowe or Roberta Williams or Tim Schafer with a tremendous amount of creative leeway that also serves as the "client" and a project manager tasked with keeping everyone on track and negotiating with the client over what can reasonably be accomplished given current deadlines / budget.

It's not Apple's job to sell my apps any more than it's Wal-mart or Lowe's job to sell your products.

Home Depot can't squeeze profits beyond what, for example, Lowe's might allow them to.

Home Depot and Lowe's are already in that space and they haven't changed it.