Will iTunes Kill Media Managers On The Mac?

If the Mac is the digital hub, then Apple’s media solution is iPhoto, iTunes, and iDVD, right?

Does iTunes’ ability to manage movies and TV shows mean the death of media managers on the Mac? Yes and no.

For most of us, iTunes will not only store and manage our video in the form of home movies, feature length movies, and TV shows, it will also distribute them to the TV set via AppleTV.

That works for some, if not most Mac users. What about the rest of us? Is iTunes, whatever it is now, and whatever it will become,.... (excerpted).

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