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Now this is what I want to see, much more than paying through the nose on iTunes for a whole season Is Disney getting smart? Are they staying ahead of the game? Yup.
I wonder what Jobs' take on this is, considering he now has a major stake in Disney. This is going to affect the view towards iTunes model of selling TV shows quite a bit.
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#1 - Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:39 AM EDT{"commentId":91275,"authorDomain":"frontdorr"}
Revamped? What site would be revamped?
This is already available at the iTunes Music Store (without the commercials). Does this mean that they would pull out from there?
I don't think I'd want to watch any of these shows with commercials.
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#2 - Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:40 AM EDT{"commentId":91433,"authorDomain":"edwards"}
With commercials: free.
Without commercials: $1.99 per episode.
You can pay $50 for a season or sit through a few commercials. I'll take free, please.
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{"commentId":91285,"authorDomain":"chriswigginton"}
Sign me up! Why pay $2/ep just to be commercial free. I'll sit through some commercials if it saves me $2.
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#3 - Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:54 AM EDT{"commentId":91340,"authorDomain":"themumbler"}
Man, finally a company that gets it.
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