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Apple iTunes debuts movies
Created: 09/12/2006
Video description: At the Apple "Showtime" event in San Francisco on Sept. 12, 2006, CEO Jobs announced, as anticipated, movie downloads through iTunes. He said a full-length movie could be downloaded with a half-hour for those with speedy broadband. He also detailed prices and said new films would be on iTunes the same day as DVD releases.

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