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See the full post for more details – some interesting legal wrangling ahead in this context
The broadcast networks only put their stuff on the Web under very specific conditions. So this is exactly what they don’t want: Free, live streams of their stuff delivered to your iPad, via the browser.
You can get it right now, by heading to FilmOn.com, where you can get streams of several local L.A. TV stations, which means you can get whatever NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox are broadcasting. You can also get a few cable channels, like Time Warner’s CNN International, as well as a couple of porn feeds.
FilmOn.com, ivi.TV Offer Free… Continue reading: FilmOn.com, ivi.TV Offer Free Broadcast TV on iPad | Peter Kafka | MediaMemo | AllThingsD
Check the link below for more context-setting
So let’s handicap the two, based on what we’ve seen so far:
Google has a very small chance of totally taking over the TV business — which would be a massive coup — and a huge chance of completely failing. (Sort of like its Nexus One phone was a big bet to disrupt the mobile phone industry, which wound up flopping.)
Apple TV, meanwhile, has a good chance of continuing as an obscure, niche device. But if enough people take a flier on the $99 Apple TV, Apple also has a solid chance of teaching people about the idea… Continue reading: Here’s The Difference Between Apple TV And Google TV (San Francisco Chronicle)
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