Apple Reportedly Set to Test Lowering Prices for Some Television Downloads to $1
Some television networks agreed to the lower prices after months of negotiations, and having initially resisted Apple's push. Media executives are under pressure from declining DVD sales and cut-rate rental services such as Redbox, that offer rental DVDs for $1.
It is not yet clear which or how many of the US free-to-air and pay-television networks have agreed to the lower pricing. Some media executives said they have not been approached with the new prices.
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(View all)This sounds like a follow up to a previous article on here just days ago....... Hey is it me or should this site be called Applerumors, cause we rarely here anything Mac related these days :rolleyes:
Go to:
www.applerumors.com
You will see...
Ontopic: This is awesome for us TV owners!
This sounds like a follow up to a previous article on here just days ago, Apple will probably have "old" tv shows at this price point much like they do with movies and certain music....... Hey is it me or should this site be called Applerumors, cause we rarely here anything Mac related these days :rolleyes:
Maybe because not much going on with mac lately, besides some BestBuy screenshot of a deleted product! Plus, iPhone users do dominate here in most instances.
Regardless, this is good news. The 1.99 never bothered me for TV shows, I can stand that. It's the $1.29 music DL's that irk me. I'm all for paying 1.99 for TV shows I like and can have on all my devices forever.
i really want an apple t.v., but i want it to surf the internet. or i want a mac mini that can have the apple t.v. capabilities. eitherway, there's a gap between the apple t.v. and the mac mini that needs to be addressed. combining the two into a single product would be the perfect hybrid.
I understand the legal difficulties involved but I can still wish :)
and free with commercials.
Go to:
www.applerumors.com
You will see...
Ontopic: This is awesome for us TV owners!
All I have to do is hover over your link and it tells me it's macrumors lol :p ... you may get a non tech savvy person with that ;)
Maybe because not much going on with mac lately, besides some BestBuy screenshot of a deleted product! Plus, iPhone users do dominate here in most instances.
Regardless, this is good news. The 1.99 never bothered me for TV shows, I can stand that. It's the $1.29 music DL's that irk me. I'm all for paying 1.99 for TV shows I like and can have on all my devices forever.
It's GREAT news, for users, don't get me wrong I'm not downing the article.... Though I just thought that since the iPad hype was over with, we would start seeing the Mac Pro, Cinema Display, Notebook rumors, ya know!?
I guess I thought wrong
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