Apple has long been rumored to be putting together its own internet TV service, but despite expectations that it would reveal its plans at last year's WWDC conference, it has yet to announce a competitor to Sling TV and other similar over-the-top services. According to ESPN's president John Skipper, that might be because the company is still having trouble hammering out deals with networks and other content providers. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Skipper said that ESPN has had discussions with Apple, but noted that the tech company has been "frustrated by [its] ability to construct something which works for them with programmers."
That echoes the narrative we heard last year when the absence of Apple's internet TV...
via The Verge
