Follow ShowHype on Twitter
Blog Reactions
Collider: Apple May Offer TV as a Subscription Service for $30 a Month
Switched: Rumor Mill: Will Apple Replace Your Cable Service?
Hacking NetFlix: Is Apple Netflix's Biggest Threat? $30 per Month Apple iTunes Subscription in Works?
Reactions
 |
Apple proposing $30/month fee to watch TV via iTunes: http://bit.ly/2BQgpx 18 days ago |
 |
Apple’s iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month | Peter Kafka | MediaMemo | AllThingsD / http://bit.ly/RpOQ2 18 days ago |
 |
Apple TV $30 monthly subscription? http://tinyurl.com/yln8cpa I wouldn't be able to cancel satellite fast enough. 19 days ago |
Apple May Offer TV as a Subscription Service for $30 a Month
Collider —
... may soon be offering you the opportunity to watch TV via its iTunes service for only $30/month. Therefore, while you wouldn’t own any of the TV programs you watch, you would have the ability to watch all the TV programs you want…provided that TV networks decide to once again join forces with the brushed-aluminum side. Hit the jump to see if you’ll be changing the channel to Apple (hopefully without their snide, condescending ads).
According to All Things Digital [via Engadget], Apple is in the process of pitching ...
Rumor Mill: Will Apple Replace Your Cable Service?
Switched —
... Apple TV (which, mind-bogglingly, is still Apple's only HDMI-connected device), shows would be bought and viewed through iTunes and its ever-popular iTunes Store. Continue reading Rumor Mill: Will Apple Replace Your Cable Service? Rumor Mill: Will Apple Replace Your Cable Service? originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Is Apple Netflix's Biggest Threat? $30 per Month Apple iTunes Subscription in Works?
Hacking NetFlix —
Peter Kafka at AllThingsD discovered that Apple might be looking to compete with Netflix and Comcast with a $30 per month subscription iTunes TV subscription: Apple (AAPL) isn’t tying the proposed service to a specific piece of hardware, like its underwhelming Apple TV box or its long-rumored tablet/slate device. Instead, the company is presenting the offer as an extension of its iTunes software and store, which already has 100 million customers. A so-called “over the top” service could theoretically rival the ones most consumers already buy from cable TV ...
Is Apple Netflix's Biggest Threat? $30 per Month Apple TV Subscription in Works?
Hacking NetFlix —
... Peter Kafka at AllThingsD discovered that Apple might be looking to compete with Netflix and Comcast with a $30 per month subscription iTunes TV subscription: ...
Would you watch TV on iTunes for $30 a month?
TV Squad —
... Obviously, many networks already offer various shows on iTunes, but this would be a scenario where Mac and PC users of iTunes would pay a $30 a month subscription in order to watch TV shows. And that would be all shows, not just paying for each show that you want to watch. ...
Best Buy streaming CinemaNow, soon
Download Movies 101 —
CinemaNow just won’t go away quietly — now the pioneering movie download service has popped up in a noisy deal with Best Buy, which is trying to carve out a spot in the non-DVD/Blu-ray future.
The big box retailer partnered with CinemaNow owner Sonic Solutions to provide streaming content via prefab setups in the retailer’s lineup of “connected consumer electronics” such as TVs and Blu-ray players. Best Buy says it’s in talks with various hardware manufacturers.
In theory, Best Buy is taking on Amazon, the iTunes Store and Netflix in the movie streaming space.
The retailer said it would start promoting digital ...
