iTunes TV subscriptions? Let’s do this properly, Apple
thenextweb.com 23 days ago — It appears that Apple might be putting together a TV subscription package for iTunes. If true, let’s hope they do this the right way. For $30 per month it would appear that you would get access to whole networks’ output rather than ...

Apple pitching $30 a month TV service for iTunes to the networks?
engadget.com 23 days ago — According to Peter Kafka over at AllThingsD , he's had "multiple sources" tell him that Apple is shopping around a subscription service to TV networks that would give iTunes users a catch-all subscription for $30 a month. As far as he's heard, ...

Apple TV 3.0 is Here!
theiphoneblog.com 27 days ago — As rumored, Apple just announced Apple TV 3.0, with an all new interface and support for iTunes LP and iTunes Extras. “The new software for Apple TV features a simpler and faster interface that gives you instant access to your favorite content,” ...

Apple Pitching iTunes TV for $30 a Month [TheAppleBlog]
theappleblog.com 23 days ago — Big Cable has just been given a lot more to worry about in a landscape that is already rapidly changing under its feet. All Things D is saying that Apple has been shopping around a subscription-based model for video content to TV networks recently, ...

Apple TV Subscription Service In The Works, Apple Ready To Rob iTunes Customers
blog.ziggytek.com 23 days ago — Apple TV is about to get even better with the newly introduced $30 TV subscription service that Apple is currently working on. Peter Kafka of All Things Digital recently talked to some industry executives who have been negotiating with them about a $30 a month on-demand TV service through ...

Apple pitches $30-a-month iTunes TV subscriptions - report
appleinsider.com 24 days ago — Apple has reportedly reached out to TV networks in recent weeks with a proposed $30-per-month subscription plan to deliver content via iTunes -- a service it hopes to launch in early 2010.

$30/month iTunes subscription: Cable killer?
dvice.com 22 days ago — What would you think of using iTunes instead of cable to watch all your TV shows? Apple is starting to sell that idea to TV and cable networks, touting a $30/month iTunes subscription that will give viewers many of the same programs they now receive ...

Apple Pushing For iTunes TV Subscriptions
modmyi.com 23 days ago — Apple Insider is reporting that Apple may be courting television networks with a plan to provide a $30-per-month subscription package that would deliver content via iTunes. The potential service, which may launch as early as 2010, has been kept on the down-low for some time. But the ...

Apple Wants iTunes to Replace Your Cable Box for 30 Bucks a Month [Rumor]
gizmodo.com 24 days ago — 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 ...

The Complete iTunes History -- SoundJam MP to iTunes 9
maclife.com 9/17/2009 — Watching Steve take the stage and roll out a new version of iTunes got us all nostalgic for the old days, when iTunes logos changed color and our jukebox looked like it could withstand a bomb blast. Below is the history of the application that is ...

Apple Kills Hackintosh Netbooks with Snow Leopard Update — Today @ PC World 24 days ago
OS X 10.6.2 won't run on Intel Atom processors, cutting off a common hack to run Leopard on Netbooks.

More Jobs Vanish: IT's Gains Are Real People's Losses — Latest from Computerworld 24 days ago
Improved IT means many jobs cut in this recession have been cut forever, some job hunters are now learning. While long-sought efficiency improvements have arrived, not everyone is celebrating.

Apple goes after Windows 7 on Google — CNET News.com 24 days ago
Apple decides to involve itself in Google searches such as "download Windows 7", by placing ads suggesting that perhaps a Mac is a better option. Why aren't they funny?

Apple's iTunes pitch: TV for $30 a month — CNET News.com 24 days ago
Would you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? Apple hopes so, and it's been pitching such a service to TV networks in recent weeks.

Apple iTunes TV Pitch: Another Nail in Cable's Coffin — Today @ PC World 23 days ago
Thanks to more affordable options made possible by broadband Internet, the cable TV industry's practice of offering overpriced, bloated programming packages is on the wane.