'Apple gets headaches of TV bosses'

- ESPN boss John Skipper does in The Wall Street Journal explained how the cooperation works between his company and Apple. Skipper will continue to detach that Apple 'headache' get out of the negotiations with other TV stations in the development of its own video service.

Apple developed an advanced operating system for TV. For sports it is in any case brilliant and we firmly believe in the Apple TV as a marketplace for TV subscriptions. Apple is what frustrated because they are looking for a deeper cooperation with TV stations, but that does not really come off the ground , said Skipper.

It is in the corridors have long talked about a video service from Apple. The iPhone maker would users want to pay a monthly fee to access content from various parties. The idea is to American TV stations and a service like Netflix. Appears to be the rollout of its own video service for Apple still far from realistic goal.