Rumor: Apple to offer $30 unlimited TV package
by Josh Smith Nov 4th 2009 at 8:00AM
Filed under: Extracurriculars, Technology
In June 2001 Apple introduced the world to iTunes, a music marketplace that largely changed the way we buy music. And now, almost a decade later rumor has it that Apple wants to revolutionize the way we get our television delivered by offering all you can watch TV for $30.Before Apple can offer consumers the opportunity to ditch their cable subscriptions for an all-you-can-watch plan it has to convince the television networks that it's a good idea, just like it did with the music labels.
Given the numerous side projects of networks, like CBS' TV.com, and the attempts by cable companies to restrict online streaming to customers, Apple faces a big hurdle before it can offer a $30 unlimited TV package.
The buzz around the Web this week is that video streaming giant 
The future has finally arrived for me: Watching old TV shows on my computer.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when a company starts charging for something once offered for free. I was so bitter about having to pay a cable company just to get local channels that for years I struggled with a pair of rabbit ears from RadioShack. 
Okay, let's start with the fact that 
I don't like spending money so the Daily Deal for today will be a freebie.
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