Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), could become a multimedia content producer for iTunes and Apple TV, the American company investigating the possibility creation of TV series to be available to all users who use its online stores that allow the viewing of multimedia content on the Internet.
It was rumored last year that Apple could create TV shows for Apple TV and iTunes after the Americans invested in the creation of the online radio station Beats 1 Radio, and this information is brought back to discussion today thanks to confirmations from certain people who work in this field.
An American publication would have managed to talk to certain people who are involved in various partnerships with Hollywood production studios, and they confirm the interest of the Apple company to develop TV series for users around the world.
The TV series created by the Apple company would be offered through the iTunes multimedia content library, or would be offered as part of an online television subscription that would be sold for the Apple TV 4, if Apple manages to convince the big media trusts to allow him to sell it.
The Cupertino-based tech giant began sounding out Hollywood's creative community late last year, but has yet to sign any agreements, according to two people with knowledge of the overtures. One plan is to have deals in place so Apple can announce exclusive content as part of a cable-like offering in September, when it is expected to unveil its iPhone 7, said one of the people.
Exactly as in the case of last year, today's information also indicates that the discussions held by Apple representatives with various content producers are just at the beginning, so it could be a long time before a TV series could be prepared for launch by those from Cupertino.
In this idea, even if Apple will develop original content in the form of one or more TV series, no one knows when or if they will be released, but the idea itself is extremely interesting.
