On the day when the government will claim that new copyright laws are needed for a digital marketplace, Apple provided yet another example of why the market is managing just fine without a DMCA. Having sorted out the licensing issues, the company has launched a Canadian version of its television download service.
iTunes TV Shows Come To Canada
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It’s about time! I have been waiting SO long for some additional content from iTunes other than music.