Apple Pushing For iTunes TV Subscriptions
modmyi.com 11/3/2009 — 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 Pitching iTunes TV for $30 a Month [TheAppleBlog]
theappleblog.com 11/2/2009 — 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, ...

Why Apple Should Let Other Devices Connect To iTunes
techdirt.com 9/29/2009 — We've mentioned in the past how silly it is that Apple blocks the Palm Pre and other devices from accessing iTunes. Plenty of people responded, pointing out that Apple really makes its money on the hardware, and thus it makes no sense to allow other ...

Apple pitching $30 a month TV service for iTunes to the networks?
engadget.com 11/2/2009 — 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 Subscription Service In The Works, Apple Ready To Rob iTunes Customers
blog.ziggytek.com 11/2/2009 — 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 11/2/2009 — 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.

Apple Could Launch iTunes Version of TV Everywhere: $30 Per Month for TV
newteevee.com 11/2/2009 — Apple is recruiting TV networks to go in on an iTunes TV subscription offering, according to Peter Kafka at MediaMemo . For $30 per month starting “early next year,” users would be able to watch episodes via iTunes. This is actually ...

Apple: Magic Mouse
apple.com 10/20/2009 —

The Inevitable Move Of iTunes To The Cloud
techcrunch.com 9/8/2009 — Here we are on the eve of another Apple event. There is never a shortage of hype surrounding these, but this one may have a bit more than normal because of the possibility that it could be Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ first public gig since returning ...

iTunes 9
fosfor.com 9/9/2009 — Today Apple hosted an event where they presented a new iPod nano (see above) and the new iTunes 9. It features new sharing opportunites, the new iTunes LP (where you get a full album experience ), iTunes extras (where you get special features for movies). It’s available for ...

Apple pays up for Windows 7 hits — Technology news - CNNMoney.com 11/2/2009

Apple Kills Hackintosh Netbooks with Snow Leopard Update — Today @ PC World 11/2/2009
OS X 10.6.2 won't run on Intel Atom processors, cutting off a common hack to run Leopard on Netbooks.

Apple goes after Windows 7 on Google — CNET News.com 11/2/2009
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 11/2/2009
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 11/2/2009
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.