The iTunes video is for the pop-princess audience they love her and will pay for her.Д«ut the PP audience is dwarfed by the trainwreck audience, those of us whose interest in Spears is minimal and fleeting and unkind. It begins with this observation: There are two sorts of people interested in Britney Spears - those who think of her as a pop princess and those who think of her as a trainwreck. Why is this important? I can think of a compelling media business reason. (You can also find one up at Brightcove.)ДЄs far as I can tell, there is no official streaming version of the video on the Web. If not, tough beans - management appears to be trolling the Tubes, pulling down unauthorized versions. So did that work for you? If so, lucky you (or whatever). And here you find the video I've posted above. You want to see Spears do her thing but you don't want to pay a dime for it. So the first and easiest way to find the Britney video is to click this iTunes Store link. 1 song, and many will surely want to snap up a high-quality, iPodable copy of the video, too. fans have already made 'Gimme More' iTunes No. But Spears' people, no dummies, decided to put it out online today. The 'Gimme More' video - washed-out lighting, Spears pole-dancing in some kind of club, lip-syncing her way into your heart - is set to debut on MTV on Monday afternoon. Why yes we can! But there are some catches.

Today, a new search begins - let's see if we can find Spears' very long-delayed music video for 'Gimme More' on the Interwebs. (Viacom had been pulling down copies from YouTube, forcing people to go to MTV's site to see it.) Last we mentioned Britney Spears in this space, online hordes were battering Google in search of her sorry MTV Video Music Awards performance of 'Gimme More' - but thanks to MTV's parent Viacom's old-fashioned views of copyright, folks weren't finding much Britney love on the Web.

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