As an unabashed Apple fanboy, I always love to see a credible publication give Steve Jobs and Co. their due. This time it's TV Week sining the praises of the iPod with video. While even I (Apple fanboy) think their headline might be going overboard a bit, I do agree that the iPod - iTunes combo certainly got the ball rolling.According to the article, more people are watching shows on alternative players than ever before. TV Week also credits the industry with trying to get ahead of the change. This proactive attitude has saved network and cable channels many of the headaches the music industry faced.
The article also mentions the fact that Apple is not alone. The newly acquired YouTube is a prime competitor for viewers. This fall many network websites themselves are also offering video content for the masses.
For those of you who check in with us daily (and why wouldn't you?) there really isn't anything new here. But it is a good recap on all that's happened in downloadable content over the past year. Click READ below for a link to the article









1. iTunes: Because who wouldn't want to pay $1.99 for a low quality TV show with crippling DRM?
Posted at 9:00PM on Oct 10th 2006 by iEnigma