Sony might be planning its own online presence -- kind of a hybrid iTunes/in2tv/YouTube. It recently filed USPTO docs to protect the phrases 'Our Network' and 'Our TV' for "computer software enabling the uploading, posting, blogging, sharing or otherwise providing entertainment, electronic media or information."

http://trivialtv.blogspot.com/2006/06/all-for-sony-and-sony-for-all.html

Maybe this is an indication that Sony is finally getting with the program and seeking out some new outlets. I'm convinced that the only reason Sony isn't on iTunes yet -- Viacom, NBC, CBS and Fox are -- is that it means the iPod wins and Sony loses in the player wars. Well, iPod wins. Bring on "Seinfeld."

Warner Brothers is the only other major that doesn't have TV shows on iTunes, but I assume they'll be joining before the fall TV season when everyone else will be pushing their pilots on iTunes. "Without a Trace," "Old Christine" and all those CW teen shows need to be on iTunes.

"i Network" is what used to be PAX...they changed the name awhile back and it wasn't even as publicized as the WB/UPN -> the CW change...

The i network is an independent (not really) OTA network, not cable.

You've never heard of the i Network (formely known as PAX). You are definately very opinionated this morning...