After rolling out the iTunes Music Store to 12 new European countries last month, Apple is now rolling out iTunes movie content to 13 new countries, continuing to expand its catalog to new markets.
According to MacRumors, movies have now become available in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia, which were all included in the recent iTunes Music Store expansion, as well as Greece and Portugal, who have had access to iTunes Music content since 2004.
The movie content is not yet visible in iTunes’ navigation bars, but is appearing in search results, suggesting that Apple is still updating their servers to reflect the new content.
