The world's largest chipmaker won't be offering programs, but it will be offering services to broadcasters who want to provide internet-based programming. That said, almost all web-based entertainment have been losing money, and there's no sign of that changing.
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tv Intel will be offering web-based TV services.
- Thread starter Aspiring Mogul
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Really? Please show where you read that. It'd be an interesting read.
I don't believe it's the case but I may be wrong.
I got it from Louise Levison's "Filmmakers and Financing", chapter 7. Several on this board have also said they make a little money, not a whole lot.
Well that doesn't translate to "losing money" for web based entertainment. 
Web based entertainment itself is making money. Maybe the people who license it out are the ones making less money, sure, but if those services weren't there I'm pretty sure many of those people would be pirating the stuff anyway.
Web based entertainment itself is making money. Maybe the people who license it out are the ones making less money, sure, but if those services weren't there I'm pretty sure many of those people would be pirating the stuff anyway.