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September 29, 2006
Find all that’s free on iTunes
Posted Sep. 29, ’06, 11:03 AM PT by Scott Silverman
Category | iTunes » iTunes Store
Of course you know that Apple gives away free songs and movies from the iTunes Store, but the biggest challenge is actually locating the free stuff. Well, silly old Apple has actually made it very easy for you to locate all the free stuff in the iTS at any given time. How, you ask? Why, with the FREE ON iTunes page, of course!
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We have no freebies in the Swedish store. No TV-shows, no movies, no soup.
-At least we have three Pixar short films out of the eight available in the US store. What's all that about? I mean... not even the full Pixar catalog?
Well, of course I'm just pretending to be that naive.
Regional distribution rights and what not. But in this time and age it's just a broken business model.
The content providers need to get a clue if they really want to stop piracy like they say. -Clue number one: at least try to sell it.
I think Urban Lindeskog is right the iTunes Store & Apple Stores (We only have one in the whole of Ireland), are really falling behind. I Think Apple needs to get its act together outside the U.S. I understand about the barriers but if anyone can make it happen its Apple....