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Mix: Rhapsody, Apple ads, Real estate, Podtees
RealNetworks has launched a web-based version of its Rhapsody digital music subscription service, enabling consumers to use the service without downloading a PC application, and adding support for Mac and Linux users.
CNET News.com reports that Apple spent $287 million on advertising in fiscal 2005, an increase of nearly 40 percent from the $206 million it spent in 2004. The company spent $193 million in the year before that.
Explicit Media has released its Real Estate Home Show product for iPods. “Real estate agents and consumers may now download videos of current real estate home listings directly to their iPod to allow for portable marketing and viewing.”
Podtee has announced three new iPod-themed T-shirts as part of its Holiday collection. Choose from “Santa pod,” “podtee Christmas,” and “Fresh Forrest.”
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I hate to sound culturally deficient, but can anyone explain to me how “Fresh Forrest” is a Pod-themed t-shirt?
Posted by Waynewrite in Kansas City, MO on December 5, 2005 at 7:34 AM (PST)
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podtee has some great designs, but the cafepress shirts are junk quality, they get stiff after washing, i know i’ve used the service before… you need to silk screen those designs, not print them.
Posted by dave on December 5, 2005 at 10:10 AM (PST)