<ul><li>On May 24, 2013, Apple began phasing out the option to download movie trailers from its iTunes Movie Trailers website, indicating a shift in digital content consumption towards streaming services like YouTube and Netflix.</li><li>iTunes Movie Trailers, introduced in the late 1990s, provided high-resolution movie trailers before the rise of streaming services, becoming a popular destination for movie fans.</li><li>The decline in movie trailer downloads was influenced by the emergence of streaming platforms like YouTube, offering instant access to trailers and shifting consumer preferences towards streaming over downloads.</li><li>Apple subsequently transitioned to streaming services like Apple TV+ and reorganized its content distribution, reflecting the industry's move towards streaming as the primary mode of consuming digital content.</li></ul>

Today in Apple history: iTunes ditches movie trailer downloads

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