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The MacJury is called to order on the death of iTunes movie purchases rentals: related news
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imageOn the latest edition of The MacJury, the jurors engage in a discussion of same-day-as-new DVD purchases from the iTunes Store, the market they’re going for, and who’s fault it is that there aren’t same-day-as-new rentals.
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via Macsimum News @ 21:05 8th May
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When the iTunes movie rental service first made its debut, it didn't take very long for someone to point out that the Emperor didn't have any clothes (or in this case, that Steve didn't have many movie rentals). Only 400 or so movies were available when the target date for 1,000 rentals, something that we thought might be due to the slowness of licensing agreements from the movie studios. Apple and the studios seem to have gotten their acts together, though. Macworld found in its most recent checks that the iTunes Store now boasts over 1,000 movie rentals.
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via ArsTechnica @ 3:54 6th May
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March 11, 2008 (FinancialWire) Film studio Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF) is working with Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) to provide customers who purchase select DVDs with an additional iTunes Digital Copy of the movie. The offer will debut with Lionsgate's release of the special edition DVD and Sony (NYSE: SNE) Blu-ray versions of "Rambo" and "The Eye," according to a statement. More movies will be available on DVD with iTunes digital copy later this year. The iTunes Digital Copy version of a movie will be available to view on a PC or Mac, iPod with video, iPhone or a television with Apple PC. Each DVD will only transfer its iTunes Digital Copy to one iTunes library in order to prevent piracy. For up-to-the-minute news, features and links click on http://www.
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via Macro World Investor @ 6:32 11th Mar
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Apple begins iTunes promotion for movie rental service In what seems to be a concentrated effort to jump start its new movie rental business Apple will be offering 99 cent rentals on iTunes once per week on a new movie.
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via AfterDawn.com @ 2:01 11th Apr
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In January, Apple flipped the switch on movie rentals for the iTunes Store to much fanfare. A lot of customers don't want to own movies, digital downloads are just plain convenient, and the move seemed to finally crack the major studio nut and catch their attention. Since the announcement, the iTunes Store has been slowly but steadily marching towards a respectable selection of films from all the major studios, as well as independents. Despite this new beat in Apple's step, a number of quirks in the iTunes Store's movie offering have annoyed customers. First and foremost was the release delay: films had a 30-day lead time on DVD before arriving in the iTunes Store, and the majority of new releases were only available for rent, not to purchase.
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via ArsTechnica @ 12:12 1st May
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May 5, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Confirmed reports of the movie Bella so far saving at least 15 mothers and their babies from abortion has spurred its producers to recently launch their bella 10 campaign. The campaign is an unusual, grassroots targeted promotion strategy designed to give individual fans of the movie lots of practical advice and tools to convince 10 people to order a Bella DVD who would in turn convince 10 others to do the same. The campaign asks the rhetorical question, "Can a movie really save a child's life?" to emphasize that by promoting or even giving away purchased copies of the movie lives will be saved.
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via LifeSite @ 12:24 6th May
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imageA Fish Called Wanda is the 99 cent “Movie Rental of the Week” at the iTunes Store. It’s a 1998 comedy starring John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, Michael Palin and others.
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via Macsimum News @ 21:05 8th May
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When Apple launched iTunes movie rentals in January, it said it would have 1,000 movies available for rent by the end of February. That's not an impressive number -- Netflix offers 90 times as many. And Apple is falling far short of even that modest goal, according to Macworld.
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via Information Week @ 22:27 15th Apr
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Lionsgate announced today that it is working with Apple to provide Digital Copy for iTunes, affording customers who purchase select DVDs with an additional iTunes Digital Copy of the movie. Just like movies purchased from the iTunes Store, an iTunes Digital Copy can effortlessly be transferred to iTunes and then viewed on a PC or Mac, iPod with video, iPhone or on widescreen television with Apple TV.
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via Mac Daily News @ 21:47 10th Mar
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As part of its recent efforts to expand the reach of the iTunes Store, Apple has been getting quite cozy with radio, and coming up with as many iTunes tie-ins as it can. First, we saw iTunes tagging and purchasing for HD radio tracks, but Apple is casting a wider net for its next tie-in and integrating iTunes with radio stations as a whole. Just what is this new venture? Well, Macworld has some coverage on a recent partnership between Apple and a company called Emmis Interactive, which will provide radio stations with web-based iTunes storefronts.
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via ArsTechnica @ 17:06 14th May
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Those who buy downloaded movies through Apple's iTunes service usually have had to wait until 30 days after the movie had been released on physical DVDs. However, Apple has announced deals with many of its partnering studios that will allow iTunes to offer movie sales on the same day the DVD is out. Those who prefer to rent, however, will still have to observe the waiting period.
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via Mac News World @ 1:59 2nd May
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Those who buy downloaded movies through Apple's iTunes service usually have had to wait until 30 days after the movie had been released on physical DVDs. However, Apple has announced deals with many of its partnering studios that will allow iTunes to offer movie sales on the same day the DVD is out. Those who prefer to rent, however, will still have to observe the waiting period.
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via E-Commerce Times @ 2:00 2nd May
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via Digital Divide Network @ 3:19 30th Apr
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iTSfv iTunes Store file validator is an add-in for iTunes. It is aimed for iTunes users who are keen on maintaining or having the goal of achieving iTunes Store file standard tags for all the tracks in their iTunes Music Library.
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via Dark Vision Hardware @ 14:24 14th Mar
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Happy 5th Birthday, iTunes Store! Photo CC Daniel Catt. Just five years ago today, Apple unveiled the iTunes Music Store, intended to be the best solution for online music distribution. Since then, the name has changed to simply iTunes Store as it offers an array of audio books, movies, and other media in addition to music. In the last five years, the iTunes Store has gone from 20,000 tracks to over 10 million, and now has over 50 million users in 22 countries worldwide. Consistently claiming a large majority of download sales and recently becoming the top music distributor in the US, the iTunes Store is one of the best online sources for legal music and other media.
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via ArsTechnica @ 13:24 29th Apr
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Apple on Monday celebrated the fifth anniversary of iTunes (Music Store) with a look at back at all "all of the great music, video, and exclusives" that users discovered on iTunes and highlighting the songs and shows that defined each year. On its iTunes store, Apple offered a brief history along with a collection of "best sellers". The company, which launched the iTunes Store on April 28, 2003, claims grew its music catalog of more than 200,000 songs and a handful of exclusive tracks to more than 10 million, according to info available at the online store -- up 66 percent from the 6 million song catalog announced in early April. Update: As readers point out, the iTunes software was released in 2001. [updated]
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via MacNN @ 14:22 28th Apr
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imageTerminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Season Finale, Eastern Promises, Good Luck Chuck, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and Garden State are among the latest releases and rentals at the iTunes Store.
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via Macsimum News @ 14:40 8th Mar
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At long last we've worked through all the picky little details so the audio versions of our articles are now listed in the podcast directory of the iTunes Store. Nothing much changes otherwise - we've been producing audio versions of our articles for quite a few months, but subscribing to them in iTunes is now merely a matter of following this link and clicking the Subscribe button in iTunes. Clicking the Podcast link on our site's navigation bar will also take you to iTunes, and you can of course also search for TidBITS in the iTunes Store; we hope being listed will bring more people to our podcast.
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via Tidbits @ 19:15 8th Apr
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Apple announced it will now allow impatient movie buffs a chance to download new Hollywood releases the same day the movies becomes available on DVD. That cuts sometimes weeks of waiting for a movie title to be release first as DVDs and then eventually as a download at services such as iTunes and CinemaNow.
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via PC World @ 9:22 2nd May
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Apple will reportedly today announce a new deal that will see new film releases sold the day they ship on DVD through iTunes.
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via Macworld UK @ 12:13 1st May
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Although the iTunes movie rental service may be a bit behind the curve when it comes to the number of titles available, there's plenty of non-movie content, like television shows available for purchase. As part of Apple's usual weekly release of updates and content, the company added a few more television offerings. As pointed out by a quick check by AppleInsider, Starz, Manga Entertainment, and the Independent Film Channel (IFC) all made their iTunes Store debut yesterday.
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via ArsTechnica @ 14:01 26th Mar
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