Turner Sends Toons and News to iTunes

By Geoff Duncan Published August 1, 2006

Apple and Turner Broadcasting announced today that selected programming from CNN and Cartoon Network will be available for download on Apple’s iTunes Music Store for $1.99 per episode.

Both Cartoon Network and CNN have been offering free podcasts to iTunes users over the last cople months, including podcasts from Cartoon Networks’ Adult Swim and CNN’s Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer and Reliable Sources.

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Programming now available via iTnes includes original episodes of CNN’s documentary series CNN Presents, along with Cartoon Network staples Johnny Bravo (season one) and Adult Swim’s Aqua teen Hunger Force, The Venture Bros., and Sealab 2021 (season three). Fans can also expect to see Cartoon Network shows Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends and Squirrel Boy appear on iTunes in coming weeks.

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