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News - 05/10/2006
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24, other Fox shows now on iTunes
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Apple Computer's iTunes has started to sell episodes of shows from News Corp.'s Fox television network, the latest major U.S. TV network to reach a deal with Apple's Internet download service. Shows such as "24" and "Prison Break," as well as FX Network shows such as "The Shield," were available on the download service on Tuesday morning, at $1.99 per episode. iTunes has also started to sell episodes of older series, such as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Lost in Space."
The three other major networks, including Walt Disney's ABC, General Electric's NBC, and Viacom's CBS already sell shows on iTunes. They also redistribute some programming via other means over the Internet, including their own Web sites. Networks are pursuing the younger generation wherever members get their entertainment, which is more often on the go with devices such as the iPod from Apple. iTunes allows downloads for watching on the computer or on an iPod.
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Source: News.com
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