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 [Blog.wired.com] The Cult of Mac Blog: For all those who had been complaining about the high cost of Apple's sole "movie" download, the made-for-Disney Channel original "High School Musical," that $9.99 looks pretty good compared to some of what the other sites are offering. Movielink prices start at $8.99 but range up toward $30, which is outrageous for a video file that doesn't have any of the extras found on a DVD.

[Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): I'm not talking about the Apple fanboys who can't resist the urge to bash Windows and blindly proclaim Apple's infallibility and perfect security track record (even though neither exist) on every blog post and forum thread they invade. I'm asking: what lengths or depths have you or a family member/friend gone to for that *one* gadget, or for the Mac you're reading this on now?

 [Apple.com] Apple - QuickTime - Tutorials - Creating Video Podcasts on Mac OS X: Then to reach a potential audience of millions, publish your podcast to iTunes Podcast Directory (subject to it being free of copyrighted or overtly explicit material). For inclusion in the iTunes Music Store, you'll need to provide the link to the podcast RSS feed and all episodes within a podcast must be available as .

 [Macworld.com] Macworld: Apple, Mac, and iPod News, Reviews, Help, and Discussion: In this second Playlist Winter Gear Guide installment, we take a look at iPod add-ons that will share your music with anyone within earshot. Besides our favorite speaker systems, we also look at a pair of iPod-friendly alarm clocks and a dock that lets you navigate through an iPod menu on the big screen.

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