Curious as to what this all means? Read my introduction to this multi-post series.
Of all the networks I researched for this project, I think ABC's results surprised me the most.
And that's not a good thing.
Showing posts with label Pay Content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pay Content. Show all posts
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Streaming video news part three: iTunes episodes for 99 cents?
There have been a few interesting developments in streaming video this week, all of which should have long-term implications for the television industry. I'm hoping to write about all three over the next day or so. Click here to see my thoughts on Hulu to the iPad and HBO's GO.
Though this news item isn't quite "streaming video" specifically, it's still important to discuss. Rumors are swirling that CBS might start selling episodes of its television series on iTunes for only 99 cents.
Labels:
Apple,
Business,
CBS,
Hulu,
iPad,
iTunes,
Monetization,
Pay Content,
SCHEDULING,
Streaming Video,
TRENDS,
TV DISCUSSION
Streaming video news part two: HBO GO goes live, frustrates consumers
There have been a few interesting developments in streaming video this week, all of which should have long-term implications for the television industry. I'm hoping to write about all three over the next day or so. Click here to see my thoughts on Hulu to the iPad.
You know how it sucks that it takes HBO programming forever to hit iTunes, DVD sheleves and Netflix? The cable giant has debuted a new online streaming service that might make that frustration go away.
Might.
Labels:
Business,
Cable Networks,
HBO,
Monetization,
Pay Content,
Streaming Video,
TRENDS
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