Sunday, December 4, 2011

Apple stops renting TV shows in iTunes, could be working on a new kind of video service

Apple has pulled the plug on the TV episodes via iTunes rental, suddenly, leaving customers with only the option Buy Episode - how good can see your Apple TV streaming from the cloud - or a season pass when available. AllThingsD

is a quote from the spokesman Tom Neumayr indicating that this was in response to customers' overwhelmingly prefer to buy TV shows. "Making the time of the move is particularly curious, again rumors of a new HDTV and Apple

Wall Street Journal
Profile of the new CEO, Tim Cook source this indicates the company is "working on a new technology to stream video on TV, and discussed whether to try to launch a subscription television service." Like Google, any movement depends on its success in negotiation of a new model of delivery networks, which have hitherto been reluctant to do anything that threatens his relationship with suppliers of pay television. 99 cents seems rent is not moved the needle, so we'll wait and see what people in Cupertino has up his sleeve next.

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