iTunes with Podcasting, Cell Phones and iTunes Movies?
O'Reilly Radar reports on Steve Jobs participation at this year's D: All Things Digital conference.
Steve Jobs demonstrated a version of iTunes integrating PodCasting support which should be available "within about 60 days".
Jobs also discussed the difficulty in working with wireless carriers with respect to integrated iTunes with cellular phones, noting:"Apple's never been very good at going through corporate orifices in order to get at the end users."
Finally, with the recent introduction of music video sales on the iTunes Music Store, Jobs fielded questions about whether or not movies might eventually be on sale. Jobs reportedly answered: "I'm going to have to leave that answer to our actions in the future."
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