Important question: Music videos

Hello all,
I'm from Italy and I want to know why there aren't any music videos in the Italian iTunes Store. I mean, I bought the new 30GB iPod with VIDEO playback, and why Apple build such devices when you can't download videos?
There aren't even any movies or TV shows.
If it is a rights management question, when these videos will be available?

Hi,
It's unfortunate that Apple hasn't been able to secure any deals to sell movie content outside America, the rumours are that it is coming our way by the end of the year, see this article from Macworld - http://www.macworld.co.uk/ipod-itunes/news/index.cfm?newsid=17879
Regards

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