TV is coming to the Web and there is nothing that can stop it. Just ask Avner Ronen, the CEO of Web TV startup Boxee. Later tonight, he will announce the general availability of his Boxee Box, a small device you hook up to your TV and the Internet so you can watch video from the Web on your TV. The videos come not only from YouTube, but also from ABC.com, NBC.com, CBS.com, Comedy Central, and many other video sites on the Web. I visited Ronen today at his New York City offices where he gave me a demo of the Boxee Box (more on that in a later post), but we also got into a very interesting discussion about how the major TV networks and media companies are reacting to seeing their Web videos increasingly turning up on large-screen TVs.
As he describes in the video below, Ronen argues that the media companies should be more consistent: either charge for videos on the Web or make it free, or go for the freemium model and offer premium video watching experiences on devices like Boxee and the iPad or an additional fee. He reveals that Boxee is working on a payments platform to support such subscription business models on the Boxee service. Furthermore, Hulu Plus will become available on Boxee as a paid option. Yup, the same Hulu that previously blocked Boxee
It is not a foregone conclusion that the media companies who control the most popular TV shows and movies will play along. Just last month, when Google launched its competing Google TV, it was almost immediately blocked by the major TV networks even though it was simply grabbing video freely available on the Web. Hulu also blocked Google TV. Effectively, the media industry is now discriminating based on device and what kind of browser you are using.
Why wouldn’t they do exactly the same thing to the Boxee Box? “I think that is a reasonable assumption to make,” admits Ronen. But he believes that eventually they will come around. “Our view is that ultimately it does not make sense for content owners to discriminate based on browsers and screen size. It is an endless battle. ”
I pointed out that what seems to be happening instead is that the TV networks and movie studios are trying to replicate the business model of cable TV on the Web, by granting access only to services which pay them hefty fees like Netflix does (to the tune of an estimated $2 billion next year).
Ronen is actually fine with making people pay for content, and in fact says that he will make one-click payments part of the Boxee service itself. Next year,” he reveals, “we will launch a payments platform on Boxee. With one click you will be able to subscribe. We think that will be part of the solution.” You can watch videos behind Web paywalls today on Boxee, but you have to enter a different username and password for each site. Boxee’s payment service would be single sign-on and manage all the subscriptions in one place.
What he suggests is a classic freemium model. If you want new shows and videos as soon as they come out in HD, you pay a few bucks a month to NBC or HBO and you can watch those shows on Boxee, your iPad, your computer or anywhere you want. Then a week or so later, it comes out free on the Web in standard definition with ads. The we-support-subscriptions argument is also one the Google TV folks are making.
The media companies are fine with Netflix streaming their movies and shows because Netflix pays them a bunch of money. But where their model breaks down is that often they offer the same TV shows on their own Websites for free. “While they are comfortable with the Netflix model, they are not comfortable with their own services online. I think it is better if they have an online business model that they believe in.”
Watch the shaky-cam video below for more of his thoughts on the matter.
Cox Communications, the third largest cable television provider in the U.S., today entered the mobile voice and data market after more than two years of planning to supplement its cable offerings with wireless services. Instead of touting the “quad-play” approach of cable, landline, Internet and wireless, Cox is focusing on being truly competitive in wireless. Its “Unbelievably Fair” phone plans, offer cellular phone service at prices comparable to the larger, national carriers, but with advantages that established competitors don’t yet offer: a monthly refund of up $20 for unused minutes and customer-friendly pro-rated ETF charges.
Cox has chosen Hampton Roads, Va., Omaha, Neb. and Orange County, Calif. to first offer the new cellular service and will expand to other areas where it has a strong cable customer foothold in the future. Current cable customers who purchase wireless service from Cox get a free add-on service such as a premium channel group, which sweetens the deal. The company’s wireless voice and data service launch is another win for Sprint’s wholesale division as well: Cox mobile customers will be using the nationwide Sprint network for voice and 3G. But that win may be temporary as Cox is positioned for a future with its own wireless network.
Planning ahead, Cox participated in wireless spectrum auctions, both in 2006 and 2008. The cable provider spent $550 million on AWS and 700 MHz spectrum; the latter of which Cox has been using to test LTE service for the past year. Indeed, back in January when the traditional carriers were still semi-mysterious about 4G network plans, Cox had successfully delivered both a voice call and high-definition video over LTE on a test network.
LTE is still a future play for Cox, however. More immediate are the first steps to get wireless customers under the Cox umbrella of services, and the company has made some wise decisions that should help it gain customers. Plan pricing is competitive for a carrier without its own network: $39.99 per month buys 450 voice minutes while $99.99 each month gains unlimited talk, text and web use, for example. Individual data plans are in the ballpark too: $30 a month adds unlimited data to smartphones while $60 each month buys 5 GB of service for a mobile broadband modem. And a key differentiator is the $5 to $20 monthly credit for unused minutes on the limited plans. AT&T’s rollover minutes are the closest competition to this, but I think consumers on limited plans would rather have immediate financial value from unused minutes, not some potential future value.
Unlike some regional providers and MVNOs, Cox’s phone portfolio isn’t made up of handsets from two years ago, either. While limited in choice, Cox is offering both feature phones and smartphones, such as the Motorola Milestone and HTC Desire, two Android devices that launched within the past year. These might not be cutting-edge smartphones, but they’re capable devices that can thrive on a solid 3G network. Cox is also attempting to treat customers better than competitors too: the early termination fees for devices decrease by 1/24 each month, so customers don’t feel the carrier is making money on ETF charges in case of a phone swap. Cox will also send a free text if customers approach 95 percent of their monthly minutes or messages.
Essentially, Cox is showing the current wireless operators how voice and data service should be done: position the pricing plans as a good value, but make them even better with refunds for unused minutes while keeping customers informed about usage so they can adjust accordingly. If Cox is doing this with voice and 3G on someone else’s network, I can’t wait to see what it offers after its LTE network goes live. Maybe more importantly, it will be worth watching if the “big boys” in the wireless industry take note of Cox’s strategy in a future with more competition.
Related content from GigaOM Pro (sub req’d):
- Sprint’s Boost a Model for Prepaid Success
- 4G: State of the Union
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As he describes in the video below, Ronen argues that the media companies should be more consistent: either charge for videos on the Web or make it free, or go for the freemium model and offer premium video watching experiences on devices like Boxee and the iPad or an additional fee. He reveals that Boxee is working on a payments platform to support such subscription business models on the Boxee service. Furthermore, Hulu Plus will become available on Boxee as a paid option. Yup, the same Hulu that previously blocked Boxee
It is not a foregone conclusion that the media companies who control the most popular TV shows and movies will play along. Just last month, when Google launched its competing Google TV, it was almost immediately blocked by the major TV networks even though it was simply grabbing video freely available on the Web. Hulu also blocked Google TV. Effectively, the media industry is now discriminating based on device and what kind of browser you are using.
Why wouldn’t they do exactly the same thing to the Boxee Box? “I think that is a reasonable assumption to make,” admits Ronen. But he believes that eventually they will come around. “Our view is that ultimately it does not make sense for content owners to discriminate based on browsers and screen size. It is an endless battle. ”
I pointed out that what seems to be happening instead is that the TV networks and movie studios are trying to replicate the business model of cable TV on the Web, by granting access only to services which pay them hefty fees like Netflix does (to the tune of an estimated $2 billion next year).
Ronen is actually fine with making people pay for content, and in fact says that he will make one-click payments part of the Boxee service itself. Next year,” he reveals, “we will launch a payments platform on Boxee. With one click you will be able to subscribe. We think that will be part of the solution.” You can watch videos behind Web paywalls today on Boxee, but you have to enter a different username and password for each site. Boxee’s payment service would be single sign-on and manage all the subscriptions in one place.
What he suggests is a classic freemium model. If you want new shows and videos as soon as they come out in HD, you pay a few bucks a month to NBC or HBO and you can watch those shows on Boxee, your iPad, your computer or anywhere you want. Then a week or so later, it comes out free on the Web in standard definition with ads. The we-support-subscriptions argument is also one the Google TV folks are making.
The media companies are fine with Netflix streaming their movies and shows because Netflix pays them a bunch of money. But where their model breaks down is that often they offer the same TV shows on their own Websites for free. “While they are comfortable with the Netflix model, they are not comfortable with their own services online. I think it is better if they have an online business model that they believe in.”
Watch the shaky-cam video below for more of his thoughts on the matter.
Cox Communications, the third largest cable television provider in the U.S., today entered the mobile voice and data market after more than two years of planning to supplement its cable offerings with wireless services. Instead of touting the “quad-play” approach of cable, landline, Internet and wireless, Cox is focusing on being truly competitive in wireless. Its “Unbelievably Fair” phone plans, offer cellular phone service at prices comparable to the larger, national carriers, but with advantages that established competitors don’t yet offer: a monthly refund of up $20 for unused minutes and customer-friendly pro-rated ETF charges.
Cox has chosen Hampton Roads, Va., Omaha, Neb. and Orange County, Calif. to first offer the new cellular service and will expand to other areas where it has a strong cable customer foothold in the future. Current cable customers who purchase wireless service from Cox get a free add-on service such as a premium channel group, which sweetens the deal. The company’s wireless voice and data service launch is another win for Sprint’s wholesale division as well: Cox mobile customers will be using the nationwide Sprint network for voice and 3G. But that win may be temporary as Cox is positioned for a future with its own wireless network.
Planning ahead, Cox participated in wireless spectrum auctions, both in 2006 and 2008. The cable provider spent $550 million on AWS and 700 MHz spectrum; the latter of which Cox has been using to test LTE service for the past year. Indeed, back in January when the traditional carriers were still semi-mysterious about 4G network plans, Cox had successfully delivered both a voice call and high-definition video over LTE on a test network.
LTE is still a future play for Cox, however. More immediate are the first steps to get wireless customers under the Cox umbrella of services, and the company has made some wise decisions that should help it gain customers. Plan pricing is competitive for a carrier without its own network: $39.99 per month buys 450 voice minutes while $99.99 each month gains unlimited talk, text and web use, for example. Individual data plans are in the ballpark too: $30 a month adds unlimited data to smartphones while $60 each month buys 5 GB of service for a mobile broadband modem. And a key differentiator is the $5 to $20 monthly credit for unused minutes on the limited plans. AT&T’s rollover minutes are the closest competition to this, but I think consumers on limited plans would rather have immediate financial value from unused minutes, not some potential future value.
Unlike some regional providers and MVNOs, Cox’s phone portfolio isn’t made up of handsets from two years ago, either. While limited in choice, Cox is offering both feature phones and smartphones, such as the Motorola Milestone and HTC Desire, two Android devices that launched within the past year. These might not be cutting-edge smartphones, but they’re capable devices that can thrive on a solid 3G network. Cox is also attempting to treat customers better than competitors too: the early termination fees for devices decrease by 1/24 each month, so customers don’t feel the carrier is making money on ETF charges in case of a phone swap. Cox will also send a free text if customers approach 95 percent of their monthly minutes or messages.
Essentially, Cox is showing the current wireless operators how voice and data service should be done: position the pricing plans as a good value, but make them even better with refunds for unused minutes while keeping customers informed about usage so they can adjust accordingly. If Cox is doing this with voice and 3G on someone else’s network, I can’t wait to see what it offers after its LTE network goes live. Maybe more importantly, it will be worth watching if the “big boys” in the wireless industry take note of Cox’s strategy in a future with more competition.
Related content from GigaOM Pro (sub req’d):
- Sprint’s Boost a Model for Prepaid Success
- 4G: State of the Union
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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News Anywhere, or unified news, or All-Access, whatever we want to call it, demands the singular focus, product development and messaging that Netflix, HBO, Comcast, and Facebook are bringing to it. Those are all skills that have been ...
Far from a fad, a new blogging and social media infrastructure has emerged and is still being built and becoming a part of the new hierarchy can be important to.
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I had had hopes for the Fox News Channel as an advocate of smaller government, hopes somewhat justified by evidence. But their treatment of Ron Paul has been off the charts. Chris Wallace has been absolutely vicious - at one point, ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
During a longer video with Fox News (video) The Donald goes into more detail about how the world has lost respect for America under the Obama administration, as well as the need for his type of “finesse” to be a truly effective ...
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News Anywhere, or unified news, or All-Access, whatever we want to call it, demands the singular focus, product development and messaging that Netflix, HBO, Comcast, and Facebook are bringing to it. Those are all skills that have been ...
Far from a fad, a new blogging and social media infrastructure has emerged and is still being built and becoming a part of the new hierarchy can be important to.
bench craft company rip offNews Anywhere, or unified news, or All-Access, whatever we want to call it, demands the singular focus, product development and messaging that Netflix, HBO, Comcast, and Facebook are bringing to it. Those are all skills that have been ...
I had had hopes for the Fox News Channel as an advocate of smaller government, hopes somewhat justified by evidence. But their treatment of Ron Paul has been off the charts. Chris Wallace has been absolutely vicious - at one point, ...
You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
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