AT&T is offering a set of TV channels over broadband and not just to subscribers to its broadband. It’s a mediocre set of channels, but nevermind: This is another sign of content being freed from distribution.
: On the other hand: Sprint announces that it is creating its own programming for its own mobile customers. Here we go again. I can’t choose between mobile providers based on their content. When I pay for connectivity, I want access to whatever I want wherever it is. Let’s not build more fences, folks.
Thanks, Jeff, for linking to an article that I have to pay for to read. Nothing like the unrestricted flow of ideas, is there?
And while we’re at it — we’re linked to an article you have to pay to read about a new service to have to pay to see which ironically, Jeff describes as being “freed.”
Nice try but again, the only thing “exploding” here is my wallet.
ManiaTV.com has been streaming live Internet TV since Sept 2005.