On Dec 6, 2005, at 4:48 PM, alexandre wrote: > doesn't that remind you of the days when movies were released in > july in the us and then in november in europe? and what about zones > in dvds? Yeah, like those lousy Harry Potter books and movies. What's up with that, coming out in the UK before the US? > apparently these guys (majors, studios et al.) have only just heard > about the internet, the global village and the fact that borders > are a thing of the past. Yeah, like the Harry Potter author who didn't want an e-book available because it would be pirated. There was a scanned ebook in hours after the print version was available. Teams of people across the world teamed up to scan in concert. > the sooner they (majors) disappear the better! > > back to itunes! i was thinking of the following solution: > > -get a friend of mine in new york to buy me a itunes prepaid card > > -send me the code by mail > > -i log in to the us music store as my friend > > -download the shows! > > …but… will this work? any ideas? I suspect it will go to wherever the address is for the iTunes account, unless they are checking your IP when you come to the store. Irony is that I know people who would probably buy the Lost episodes if they were available, but now get them on eDonkey instead. A big "Du-uh" to the movie/tv execs.... TjL