



Earlier, NBC had told Apple that it would no longer allow its programs to be sold via iTunes at the end of the year. NBC Universal-controlled television programming accounts for an estimated 40 percent of the video downloads on iTunes.
"We are disappointed to see NBC leave iTunes because we would not agree to their dramatic price increase," Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president of iTunes, told the [url=http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070831/ap_en_tv/nbc_itunes;_ylt=AvsWzLXzQXv4.IGnRDThsEBpMhkF]Associated Press.[/url]. "We hope they will change their minds and offer their TV shows to the tens of millions of iTunes customers."
Rather than cut off NBC programs in the middle of the season, Apple decided to stop before the new fall episodes premiere next month, he told the AP.
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