Apple finally introduced the world to its anticipated Internet radio service at its World Wide Developers Conference Monday. Called iTunes Radio, the service works on iPhones, iPod Touches, iPads, iTunes on Mac computers and AppleTV. It will be available first in the United States — it’s due out this fall but Apple has not given an exact date — and other countries at later dates.

iTunes Radio has featured stations and also allows users to create their own stations based on artists, songs or genres. When a song is playing, listeners can ask iTunes Radio to play similar songs or never play the song again. The service lets users see a history of songs listened to and buy the tracks.

As expected, iTunes Radio is a free service that is supported by advertising. Apple is making iTunes Radio ad-free for people who pay $24.99 per year for iTunes Match.

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