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Apple TV: Steve Jobs Was Smacked Down By CBS
Speaking at a conference in LA on Saturday, CBS CEO Leslie Moonves explained how Steve Jobs approached him with a pitch for an Apple subscription content service. Moonves, however, wasn’t convinced, and he decided to turn Jobs away.
Sell Your Book In The iBookstore And Apple Won’t Let You Sell It Anywhere Else
Selling a book with Apple’s iBook Author program is now a one-way ticket to Apple being the only place you can sell the book. Maybe selling your book on iBooks isn’t such a great deal after all.
"Experiment In Cord Cutting" Shows Good Enough Is Perfect For Most
How Hulu Lost Its Place In A Netflix World
Why Cable Subscriptions Really Declined For The First Time Ever
Why The Netflix iPhone App Makes Me A Happy Zombie
My Netflix Instant queue is long. Very, very long. And because I’m not a quitter, I’m determined to watch every last bit of it. Attacking it from my iPhone actually gives me a fighting chance.
Why Are You Still Subscribing To Pay TV?
Boxee. Google TV. Apple’s iTV. BitTorrent. All this stuff is supposed to be killing pay television, but according to a New York Times/CBS News poll, 88 per cent of respondents are still paying for pay TV. Fess up! What’s keeping you cablin’?
Why You Can’t Subscribe To Digital Magazines On Your iPad
The iPad was supposed to herald a new era in publishing. But the growing rift between Apple and Time Inc shows that the early troubles clouding digital magazines have only gotten worse. So, is iTunes a mailbox or a news stand?
Fox Mobile Group’s Bitbop: On-Demand TV For Your Smartphone
Fox Mobile Group today announced Bitbop, a wireless subscription service that brings “premium” video content to US smartphone users. It’ll cost $US10 per month, and it’s the next best thing until a Hulu app gets here. Which, hey, still waiting!
