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May 06, 2012

Apple said to have discussed Epix movie app for Apple TV

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Washington Post :: Apple held talks to let subscribers of the Epix movie channel watch films on its $99 set-top box, according to an executive familiar with the matter. The sides discussed allowing Apple to stream films to existing Epix subscribers through an app that would be installed on Apple TV,

Continue to read Edmund Lee | Cliff Edwards, www.washingtonpost.com

May 06, 2012 at 06:15 AM |

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