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Online TV service may be 2010's Next Big Thing 
network.nationalpost.com | by Jonathan Ratner | Tue, Dec 22
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Why is this so different from the present TV show scheme that Apple has on iTunes? Currently, Apple offers more than 50, 000 TV episodes for sale that range from US99¢ to US$2.99 per episode. Additionally, iTunes sells passes that allow users to buy an entire seasons’ worth of shows, for exam...
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