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Apple Wants iTunes to Replace Your Cable Box for 30 Bucks a Month [Rumor]
gizmodo.com - 11/2/2009
Apple Wants iTunes to Replace Your Cable Box for 30 Bucks a Month [Rumor]
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Apple's apparently pitching to networks a subscription plan that would deliver all your TV shows through iTunes for $30 a month, with the goal of launching it next year. But don't hold your breath on it happening yet: Peter Kafka has "yet to hear of a single programmer that has made a firm ...
Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month
mediamemo.allthingsd.com - 11/2/2009
Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month
— mediamemo.allthingsd.com — Would you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? That's the pitch Apple has been... making to TV networks in recent weeks. The company is trying to round up support for a monthly subscription service that would deliver TV programs via its multimedia ... (more) Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month

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itunes.apple.com - 11/3/2009
iTunes Store
— itunes.apple.com — One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading We are unable to find iTunes on your... computer. If iTunes doesn't open, click the iTunes application icon in your Dock or Windows Task Bar. (more) iTunes Store

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itunes.apple.com - 11/2/2009
iTunes Store
— itunes.apple.com — One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading We are unable to find iTunes on your... computer. If iTunes doesn't open, click the iTunes application icon in your Dock or Windows Task Bar. (more) iTunes Store

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$30/month iTunes subscription: Cable killer?
DVICE Atom Feed — ... tying the service only to the recently firmware-updated Apple TV set-top, but aiming much higher than that, counting on a sizable percentage of its 65 million iTunes users to spring for a monthly subscription. One thing's for sure, television viewing is headed toward the Internet, and if Apple could leverage its iTunes users, it might emerge as a leader. Again. First, they're going to have to name it something other than iTunes. All Things Digital, via Gizmodo

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