"No, WE broke up with Apple. But not because of money."

http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/01/nbc-hits-back-at-apple-claims-it-didnt-want-more-money/

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nbc, not content let apple have last word, issued counter-statement late yesterday clarifying departure itunes wasn't pricing related as, apparently, focused on unwavering "request flexibility in wholesale pricing, including ability package shows in ways make our content more attractive consumers." , tighter anti-piracy measures on apple's part, "since estimated typical ipod contains significant amount of illegally downloaded material." right. has legitimately selling shows paying customers, nbc? think telling quote: "it clear apple's retail pricing strategy itunes service designed drive sales of apple devices, @ expense of create content make these devices worth buying." yeah, pretty clear it's still money guys.

if there's news, it's nbc insists content, despite apple's claims contrary, still available on itunes through end of contract, in december. in mean time, can rest assured if nbc didn't want pay more shows, @ least think you're dirty crook shouldn't have privilege anyway.

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the crawling has begun, before left.

 

so supposed believe telling truth?

 

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