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• scarface74 9y ago
  Well no direct source but if Apple is going to discontinue sells of music because of declines, then they would also do the same for movies. https://www.wsj.com/articles/apples-itunes-falls-short-in-battle-for-video-viewers-1499601601 https://www.wsj.com/articles/apples-itunes-falls-short-in-ba... And what do you think would be the totally addressable market of selling tv shows when you can get almost any broadcast tv network show on demand a day after it airs through your cable company for free and a week after it airs for free from the websites/apps of AbC, NBC, CBS, and FOX. You can get any TV show on demand the next morning from the CW whether or not you have a subscription. If you have cable and miss a show it's available usually the next day on demand either from the cable company or by signing in using your cable credentials from the individual cable providers apps. Then take into account that almost everyone has a device that they can buy and play digital music on in the optimal method. How many people who want to buy video digitally and would prefer to watch it on a TV have an AppleTV? AppleTV is far from the most popular settop box and it's the only way that you can watch content on a TV (besides connecting your iPhone with a $70 gadget). Both Google Play and Amazon work on the most popular set top box - the roku.