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The NY post reports that, hungry for new cash, the 3 major networks might start selling on-demand viewing of hit shows next season for $1 a peek, without the commercials. Viewers could also choose to watch shows for as little as $0.50 per show if they let commercials run in full, keeping advertisers partially satisfied and letting couch potatoes enjoy their customary snack breaks. On-demand viewing, while commonplace on cable TV, is so revolutionary for ABC, CBS and NBC primetime programs that the networks are struggling in boardrooms from New York to Hollywood on how to make it happen under the "old-media" model.
Now we all can only get shows for free as the networks have not yet offered them for download. How much would you pay to have a subscription so that you could download the shows you wanted. I imagine that you could then pick any episode.
I would be willing to pay to just get when I wanted and be able to pick the quality.
I am pretty sure it will catch on like iTunes. People at first thought that no one would buy iTunes as they can get it all for free but people do want to support the creators or course and now over 1 billion iTunes have been sold.
Would you pay $1 a show or more or less?
Now we all can only get shows for free as the networks have not yet offered them for download. How much would you pay to have a subscription so that you could download the shows you wanted. I imagine that you could then pick any episode.
I would be willing to pay to just get when I wanted and be able to pick the quality.
I am pretty sure it will catch on like iTunes. People at first thought that no one would buy iTunes as they can get it all for free but people do want to support the creators or course and now over 1 billion iTunes have been sold.
Would you pay $1 a show or more or less?