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Fox TV shows join Apple iTunes download stable
Stan Beer
Tuesday, 09 May 2006 21:50
Most of Fox's popular shows will be for sale, 24, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Shield, plus older shows, adding to the new market of video and movie downloads created by sites like iTunes and BitTorrent, which has just announced a deal with Warner Home Entertainment.
The shows downloaded from iTunes will have the added advantage of being able to be viewed on an iPod as well as a computer, although skeptics believe viewing TV shows on tiny portable screens such as an iPod or a mobile phone is more of a gimmick than a practical source of entertainment.
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