Complex programme rights and high costs slow down Apple TV
Digital rights to a show are in many cases held by several parties which make negotiating a deal very hard
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NEVER let it be said that Apple releases products quietly. In an event last week that lasted over two hours, the Silicon Valley giant unveiled new iPhones, a large new iPad and - for the fashionable among us - nice new bands for the Apple Watch.
But a new beefed-up version of the Apple TV device, not all that long ago deemed a hobby for Apple by its executives, received much of the pre and post-event publicity.
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