Finally TV is here in Canada. The CBC are making a push in the iTunes space. You can download Rick Mercer for $1.99 a pop.
What I would really want to see however is largely on Public TV in the US. I want Masterpiece Theatre, Nova, Ken Burns…. I will pay.
It could be so easy - split the fee between the producer and my designated station.
Try it guys - try one good show ….. Please!
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