Apple could create a cloudy Service store movie iTunes Replay
The site AppleInsider citing CNET wrote that Apple is in talks with movie studios to secure their agreement to create a cloud storage films, which can connect with any device, be it computer, iPhone or iPad. Recently, similar negotiations with Apple led record companies over the same storage for music content.
It is noteworthy here is that AppleInsider a year ago, wrote about the existence of a project called iTunes Replay, which allows to remotely store and view movies purchased from the iTunes Store. After that, nothing about it was known – until this day.
One of the main problems faced by buyers of digital movies and TV shows, is the complexity of their storage. Many iTunes customers complained that they have to either erase after viewing the films, or buy new hard drives or burn them to DVD. The Apple decided once and for all solve this problem, sparing users from having to download all files on your computer: they can be stored on the server and view streaming (with broadband connection).
The main difficulties in the projects of this type is not so much technical as legal. Not all studios are ready to enter into contracts with Apple on favorable terms.

Via AppleInsider

