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Just a note to let you know that we’ve got Wallstrip featured for a week on the main podcast page of the iTunes Store. Hopefully it sends some traffic your way. I’m a fan of the show–I found out about it when it was recommended on Frank Barnako’s blog. Keep up the good work!

The lesson is once again – no press is bad press. Frank’s pieces on Wallstrip have not been the most positive.

We are in the top 50 for all iTunes podcast and top 5 for business and investing. Really cool. Thanks to everyone for helping us get the attention.

Based on my iTunes spending habits, they collapsed 12 months ago, but the stock has doubled.

Maybe piracy is just too big in the end, maybe DRM won’t matter either way, maybe iTunes sales are collapsing.

My gut says, either way the big money knows (knew) this today and yesterday. It is old news and nothing to base a hasty buy/sell Apple decision.

The iPod sales themselves are still growing fast and that’s where Apple makes their money. There are so many other ways to monetize this installed base that I imagine, the hardware metric is more important than iTune sales.

If I am wrong and The Registry has a scoop based on Forrester’s research that implies problems for the whole Apple growth story, the shorts will have their day in the sun. I would be a buyer though on that day in their sun.

Wallstrip.com is 4th and ahead of some notables in business. Sweet ! :) Subscribe now.