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	<title>Comments on: The Future Of Download TV Looks Very Bright</title>
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		<title>By: Mike Rohde</title>
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		<description>Nice follow-up Mike. I think as paid TV options become more available, those services will continue in popularlity. TiVo has established the idea of time-shifted TV and films, so it seems a natural next step to offer those time-disconnected files for sale, for reasonable prices. I think iTunes continues to cement their position with this advance.

I probably won&#039;t buy much (none of the shows I like ae yet available) however, I have a feeling this will change quickly. It&#039;ll be nice when I can pick up an episode I&#039;ve missed or want to see by simply visiting iTunes (or Amazon or whomever will offer video for doanload at decent prices).
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice follow-up Mike. I think as paid TV options become more available, those services will continue in popularlity. TiVo has established the idea of time-shifted TV and films, so it seems a natural next step to offer those time-disconnected files for sale, for reasonable prices. I think iTunes continues to cement their position with this advance.</p>
<p>I probably won&#8217;t buy much (none of the shows I like ae yet available) however, I have a feeling this will change quickly. It&#8217;ll be nice when I can pick up an episode I&#8217;ve missed or want to see by simply visiting iTunes (or Amazon or whomever will offer video for doanload at decent prices).</p>
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