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Sounds like there is room for a service that aggregates all your streaming services into a single portal. They could even include services you don't want into a
by yoyohello13 5y ago
Sounds like there is room for a service that aggregates all your streaming services into a single portal. They could even include services you don't want into a 'bundle' for 'free'. Then they could work with ISPs to bundle their content aggregation service with internet for one convenient price.
Then they could make an appliance called a 'cable' box so home users can stream all these 'channels' to any device they want.
And now we are back to the 1990s.
- supernovae 5y agoXbox tried this... the Xbox search that spanned all the app enabled services was freaking awesome. BUT.. the networks killed it and the feature never lived much into the X1 and doesn't exist anywhere at all anymore.
- brk 5y agoLOL, it is almost painful to admit that the current systems may already be somewhat close to optimized in a number of ways.
- lotsofpulp 5y ago> Sounds like there is room for a service that aggregates all your streaming services into a single portal. Such as Apple App Store? You can search for the media you want to watch in the TV app, it shows up with how much it is, and you click to pay and then watch. I do not understand any aspect of why someone would want to go back to dealing with their not on demand monopoly cable tv provider and cable boxes. Even if you did want that, seems easier to just sign up for YouTube tv or sling and watch via the app than deal with a cable/satellite tv company.