Report: Apple planning to sell TV via iTunes
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- News Source: Christian Science Monitor | about 1 month agoReports of Apple shopping the $30 a month subscription TV service to major networks raise questions – and open a world of possibility. 11.02.09 OK, it’s a rumor. And it’s based on one report – from a major organization, but citing several...
- News Source: International Business Times | about 1 month agoApple is reportedly shopping around a subscription service to TV networks that would give iTunes users a catch-all subscription for $30 a month. According to "multiple sources" speaking to All Things Digital’s Peter Kafka, Apple officials have...
- Blog Source: www.huffingtonpost.comWould you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? That's the pitch Apple has been making to TV networks in recent weeks.
- Blog Source: mediamemo.allthingsd.comWould you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? That's the pitch Apple has been making to TV networks in recent weeks. The company is trying to round up support for a monthly subscription service that would deliver TV programs via its multimedia
- Blog Source: www.9to5mac.comThese subscription plans through iTunes wouldn't be device-specific, though it is likely you'd be able to access content using iTunes clients, including computers, iPhones, iPods and Apple TV devices. August saw similar reports, ...
- Blog Source: www.macrumors.comMediaMemo reports that Apple has approached a number of TV networks in recent weeks to pitch its vision of a monthly subscription service that would allow the networks to deliver their content to consumers via iTunes with the idea of replacing
- Blog Source: www.cultofmac.comDisney is most likely to take Apple up on its subscription plan because of the tight cooperation the two companies have developed. Disney became the first studio to sell programming via iTunes in 2005. ... sexiest all-in-one computer has long been
- Blog Source: paidcontent.orgOne more thought: Apple could make iTunes a TV Everywhere portal with authentication, similar to the way Comcast's Fancast is doing it in trials or Hulu might. A combination of that plus subscription downloads under the current time ...
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@bxchen @parislemon We are in the same boat, my friend. (Re: Apple Store is sold out of Magic Mouse again today. Will someone just give me theirs?)
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@dylan20 Fourth-gen iPhone part leaked? More like a marketing gimmick to sell parts to iPhone counterfeiters http://bit.ly/3QqXsk
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@foresmac Ars Technica: Apple pitching TV subscription option for iTunes to networks http://bit.ly/3K2JaX
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@alansmurray Real Time China: 1 bln people; 5,000 iPhones. Meantime, my hometown Greenwich is about to open an Apple store. $AAPL http://bit.ly/pH402
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@jackschofield @James_Rock In 2009 Q4, for example, Apple sold 79,000 Macs ($4.34m) in Japan, which is a rich country compared to most.
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@jackschofield @James_Rock No, Apple is hardly present in much of Asia, Africa and parts of the the old Eastern Bloc, for example. (Future opportunity ;-))
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@jackschofield @James_Rock @SuButcher Apple having 91% of $1K+ sales in US retail is certainly believable. It doesn't apply to all PC sales worldwide.
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@rbaum Why Subscription TV From Apple Could Shake Cable’s Tree http://j.mp/2RB1Fl
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@Kelly_Evans RT @JuliaAngwin: RT @WSJDigits: Apple’s iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month http://bit.ly/Kvxey
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@JuliaAngwin RT @WSJDigits: Apple’s iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month http://bit.ly/Kvxey
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