It’s almost time for the iTunes Festival in London again. This July will see 31 straight days of music, and you can stream it all to your iOS device live with Apple’s free app. I also found two notebook apps, a golf app that’s aimed to make you stop sucking at putting, some free games and a super useful task manager to keep your on task. The only thing left to do is click on through.

MacRumors.com is reporting that Hulu, the joint venture between NBC and FOX, is planning an iPhone and iPod Touch compatible version of the site to be released as early as Thursday. MacRumors stresses that this is an anonymous tip, which means it is not very reliable. An iPhone compatible site is technically feasible, because Hulu more »

Video site Hulu has moved out of private beta, effective Thursday. Hulu is a joint venture between NBC and FOX that was created after NBC pulled out of iTunes due to pricing disputes. It offers free streaming video of full episodes of most shows on General electric (NBC Parent Company) and FOX owned stations, plus more »

It appears that NBC CEO Jeff Zucker wants to patch things up with Apple in a move to abolish an era of television that “won’t return.”

The writers strike has already caused massive job loss and an influx of reality shows, but in an interview with the Financial Times, Zucker said he wants to go further “by cutting back enduring features of the television business, including the pilot season, in which networks develop programmes, and the splashy “upfront” presentations in which they tout them to advertisers.”

I wouldn’t have expected NBC Universal to have a “record performance” in 2007. But according to their CEO, Jeff Zucker, they did. In fact, NBC realized a total profit of $923 million and revenue of $2.1 billion. I’m sure you know that NBC Universal drop out of iTunes last year – and I would have more »

Since NBC left iTunes due to price disagreements, NBC has been loosing money, and a lot of it. Yahoo News reports that NBC has refunded about $500,000 per advertiser on the network due to not making the guaranteed rating levels. According the Yahoo, networks almost never refund advertising money, and rather offer free advertising spots, more »

In an interview conducted by Reuters last night, Apple CEO Steve Jobs expressed his desire for NBC to continue selling its content on the iTunes music store. This comes as the content producer has decided to sell its shows through other means of distribution, citing inflexible pricing/possibly low revenue as the main cause. “We hope more »

As you may have heard already, NBC has decided that they are no longer going to sell their television shows on iTunes anymore. This includes shows like “The Office,” and “Heroes.” After the story appeared in the New York Times, Apple released a press release addressing the issue: Apple® today announced that it will not more »