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BET shows now on iTunes Store
BET Networks, “America’s largest African American media company and the world’s premiere conduit of Black culture,” has added several TV shows to Apple’s iTunes Store. The BET programming includes “American Gangster,” “Beef: The Series,” “Lil’ Kim: Countdown To Lockdown,” “DMX: Soul Of A Man,” “BET Comic
View” and “The Christies: Commited.” [via TUAW]
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That’s good to hear. Downloadable media really is the future it seems.
Posted by ddsd on November 28, 2006 at 10:11 PM (PDT)