MTV to sell more videos on iTunes
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Viacom's MTV Networks has announced it has begun selling more of its shows at Apple Computer Inc.’s iTunes digital media store. Original programs from Viacom’s Spike TV, TV Land, MTV and Logo channels can now be purchased for $1.99 per episode. Earlier, Viacom’s Comedy Central network had sold episodes of the popular “South Park” animated show.
Apple Computer Inc. is in talks with most of Hollywood's studios to offer movie downloads via its popular iTunes Music Store Web site, show business newspaper Daily Variety reported Monday.
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