Apple has problems with its streaming television

Apple began negotiations with many television content providers almost a year ago with the intention of offering a package with affordable prices for all users that the Cupertino brand has around the world, as has been the case with music, Apple Music It appeared to compete with the main services, without complexes and with one main attraction, the price. However, in the case of streaming television they are giving you many more problems than you expected, delaying the project over and over again, as ESPN president John Skipper has reported.

According to Mr. Skipper, president of one of the most recognized houses of transmission of sporting events, Apple is having trouble creating something that works and is attractive to both televisions and the boys of the bitten apple.

They have created a fantastic operating system that takes the television experience further, which would be great for broadcasting sports of all kinds. We believe that the Apple TV and its environment would be a fabulous framework to sell our products, for now we continue negotiating with Apple.

This is another stone in the way for Apple's streaming television service, which seems to not reach a good agreement with any of the main television houses, both those that offer sports and those that offer other types of content are reluctant to share their piece of the cake with the guys from Cupertino, however, including their products on Apple devices would be a good market opportunity and an ease for the customer. The President of ESPN has stated that it is likely that during 2016 we will see some type of television package that it allies Apple and ESPN to attract the attention of the youngest.