APPLE SELLS 1 MILLION VIDEOS IN 20 DAYS

1 million videos in 20 days-- APPLE TAKES BIG BYTE IN ONLINE VIDEO (VOD) MARKETPLACE...Video2GO - video snacking is "IN". Reuters reports: iTunes, the most popular online music store, began selling about 2,000 music videos and episodes of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" and "Lost" for $1.99 (1.12 pounds) on October 12.The debut coincided with the launch of a new generation of Apple's iPod digital music player that can play video on its 2.5-inch color screen.

APPLES BIGGEST BYTES: Topping the list of big sellers according to Reuters were music videos by Michael Jackson, Fatboy Slim and Kanye West, as well as episodes

At the service's launch, Walt Disney's ABC was the only nonmusic programming provider aside from Jobs' Pixar Animation Studios, which is also providing short films for the service. Hollywood2020 blogger Joyce Schwarz notes that this does not include any other Apple Quicktime videos that are being positioned for the Video iPod such as SUICIDE GIRLS online porn2go...many experts including Podcast pioneer Adam Curry...Podcasting News: Adam Curry Predicts Podcast Porn Explosion

SPRINT WANTS BYTES TOO....Sprint in challenge to Apple's iTunes
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iPod market heats up for Apple...Apple's new IPod performs solidly
Washington Times, DC - 7 minutes ago Apple Computer Inc.'s latest IPod, $299 with 30 gigabytes of storage, has a 2.5-inch LCD display screen sharp enough to bring a tear to the eye of our ... 

WILL APPLE GET SHINIER WITH MEDIA CENTER: Speculation: Apple's Foray Into the Media Center Marketplace tuaw.com, CA - 7 hours agoOver a year and a half ago, I wrote on my personal blog about the AirHub, a fictional Apple device that was a sort of upgraded Airport Base Station...(TUAC) stands for The Unofficial Apple ..here's the TUAC prediction of the day " If Apple releases a Media Center device of some sort in January as I believe they will, its centerpiece will be a Mac mini with an iPod dock. And I believe all the components of Apple's media center will be sold as modular units...."