Fox, Clear Channel to supply iTMS videos?
updated 06:05 pm EST, Fri December 2, 2005
Fox, Clear Channel, iTMS
Apple is reportedly preparing to announce a host of new iTunes video content early next year, with in selling their content via iTunes. James Gianopulos, Fox Film Entertainment co-chairman said he is open to a deal with Apple's iTunes music and video service. "Of course, we'd be open to that. We believe it would be a great opportunity," Gianopulos said. Clear Channel's radio division chief executive John Hoga said his company could ink distribution deals with Yahoo or Apple's iTunes music service by next year, according to a report from AppleInsider. The company is seeking as many distribution outlets as possible for its programs, and has been in talks with Apple, Yahoo, and Microsoft over the past year. Meanwhile TiVo recently announced a timeframe for its highly-anticipated Mac version of TiVoToGo, targeting mid-2006 for Macintosh support.



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Ten's of thousands of Mac users across the United States announced a timeframe for their highly anticipated consideration of a TiVo purchase, targeting mid-2006 for TiVo adoption. Of course this timeframe is dependent on many factors including whether Mac users simply decided to get Cable and Satellite DVR solutions instead or whether Jerry, TiVo's sole Mac programmer (between the hours of 11am and 2pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and every second Thursday), can ever get a Mac version of TiVoToGo finished.
Said an unnamed TiVo executive, "We'd really love to be make millions from all those Mac users out there, but we really don't think they're important enough to justify a bigger investment than what we pay Jerry. After all, they are Mac users, right?".
Apple could not be reached for a comment.