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Content is king. Still.

Does it matter that iTunes videos are only 320x240?

Nope.

What matters is that the content is consistently there, easy to obtain, and that it's want we want to see. No one expects to download DVD-Audio from the iTunes Music Store. What we're paying for with iTMS is convenience. Ditto with iTunes videos.

It's the content, stupid.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 10.16.2005. You can leave your response.

“Content is king. Still.”
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