Apple cuts the TV out of TV programming

And just the beginning: The changes in the home entertainment area are going to be
enormous. Apple has done more than any other company to
promote this revolution, as they did with desktop publishing a
couple of decades earlier.

Inexpensive Non-Linear Editors, iPod, iTunes, QT and the
support for the MPEG formats, QT Streaming Server,
Garageband, etc.

The ability to share movies with others, to select what
programming people would like to watch (both from mainstream
and alternative sources) when they want to watch it is fantastic.

No more crap from the major studios (remakes of remakes) or
networks being force down our throats. It will do what rss did
for news and podcasting for audio.

It is truly an exciting time.; Posted by: Richard Flude Posted on: 10/12/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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And just the beginning Richard Flude | 10/12/05

3 GarageBand mujadaddy | 10/12/05

Hmm .... worknman | 10/12/05

New iPod - A loser georgep_z | 10/13/05

Reality check baggins_z | 10/13/05

Consider This Article Quote markdoiron | 10/13/05

Waste of money jfp | 10/13/05

Really? baggins_z | 10/13/05

no voice_of_all_reason | 10/13/05

I agree and disagree el1jones | 10/13/05

Check those prices again tic swayback | 10/13/05

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