WWDC 2015 will not bring for Apple fans the much-rumored online TV service planned by the Apple company, those from Cupertino failing to convince the major content producers to accept its terms. Although there is still a possibility that Apple TV 4 to be presented on June 8, there are minimal chances that it will also have a TV streaming service available, the Apple company may have problems in its launch even during the next year.
Apple wanted to give Apple TV owners the ability to watch local or national TV stations directly from the small Internet-connected device, but that's not all Apple was offering. Apart from the online TV stations, the Apple company also wants to expand the offer of multimedia content offered through the Apple TV, but for now it has not managed to convince the media trusts that a collaboration is opportune.
Apple won't be announcing its much-anticipated subscription TV service next week at its Worldwide Developer Conference, according to several people with knowledge of the situation. The Cupertino technology company has told network executives the planned unveiling will be postponed because Apple has yet to finalize the licensing deals.
Apple tried to differentiate its TV streaming service from other similar ones by including local TV stations, owned by large media trusts, but it seems that for now this would not be possible. In this idea, the Apple company decided in many cases not to launch unfinished products, and now the TV streaming service will be the one that will not reach the market too soon.
