The birth of a branded web TV is approaching Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. The project, which has been in the air for some time, has undergone a marked acceleration in the last period and the Cupertino giant is in negotiation with various US television stations to expand and customize your offer of channels and programmes. The official announcement is expected in June, while the launch should not take place before September. According to the first rumors, the cost of the service should be between 30 and 40 dollars a month.
Apple's web TV should count on about 25 channels, which would be accessible on the various Cupertino-branded devices with iOS, in order to be able to provide, thus, a light version of the major channels available on cable TV, such as Cnb, ESPN, Fox and ABC.
The hottest negotiations carried out by Apple would be those with Hbo, Walt Disney, Cbs and 21st Century Fox, while, at the moment, the giant NbcUniversal would be excluded mainly due to the friction between Apple and the parent company of Nbc Comcast, after the negotiations, go up in smoke, for a streaming television platform.
