On Monday, digital music reseller announced that it will launch a $50million marketing campaign against Apple's iTunes Store by offering songs through its web site and partners, including Yahoo Inc. and Verizon Wireless. The songs will be available in MP3 format, allowing users to play them on iPods and iPhones.
Over in the land down under, Apple's Australian iTunes Store has just begun to offer television programming for sale. The online location is offering a standard price of $2.99 AUS per episode, although no season passes seem to be available as of this writing as of now. 
