Live Internet TV have bighearted the biggest hint yet that an iPad tv app is climax and will be a testbed for a subscription service of process. Hulu has been a massive success since launch and is now even been fruitful for the last two quarters said Jason Kilar, Hulu’s chief executive in an consultation with The New York Times on Monday.
Hulu on iPad soon?
Now the much awaited(p) iPad app is coming so say four people that were briefed on its plans says the report. “People briefed on Hulu’s plan consider it may test the subscription approach with its iPad app. They could not say when such an application might be available.”
The ongoing problem with Hulu coming into court on any platform other than PC has been the content providers. They want more control and more revenue before it plays ball. Hence the petit mal epilepsy of an Iphone Hulu up until now. But a subscription service will bump off this restriction and it looks like an iPad application is coming says the report. Although Mr Kilar remained tacit on future tense Hulu products, he got very excited more or less the coming wave of ultra-portable lozenge computers such as Apple’s iPad. ‘Typically media role in the loyal was confined to the living room or home office,’ he said. Tablets, he added, ‘Army of the Pure consumers to serendipitously discover and consume media in every room of the house.’”
Hulu’s future expansion lies with paid content. As seen new when Viacom withdrew its shows from Hulu after weakness to reach a deal on revenue sharing.
Fox are launching a Fox US amusement branded channel on the internet tv (IPTV) platform, ‘Now TV’ in Hong Kong. The channel shows topUS shows from Fox US including drama, scifi, fulfil movies, animation, comedies and reality shows.
Now TV features Fox Shows
Sonia Jackson, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Hong Kong, Fox International Channels, said: “FOX sets orbicular TV audiences expectation high towards US entertainment.
“The channel received tremendous feedback in many markets such as the US, Latin America, Spain and the Middle East. In Asia, FOX dominated Korea’s pay-TV market as the No.1 channel in the westerly TV series musical style for three consecutive years since 2007.
“In Japan, it is emerging as the No.1 channel on primetime in all cable networks in 2008 and 2009.
“FOX will keep keen and demanding viewers in Hong Kong stay at the forefront of the best US TV entertainment.”
Now TV is a 24 hour pay-TV IPTV service launched in September 2003, the service is operated by the leading Hong Kong fixed-line telecom operator Pacific Century Cyberworks Limited (PCCW).
