There is a big debate going on about the effects of internet tv on cable subscribers, that it will kill cable and lead us all into a free utopia. We are also told that traditional TV viewing is declining more by the day and online tv is booming. The truth according to a report by Horowitz Associates’ annual Broadband Content and Services (BCS) survey says that the mass migration of television viewers to internet tv is still more hype than reality

Whats the biggest fear of a television watching junkie? Having to go out, there uis no tv when your between places. You can watch on an iPhone recorded stuff and streams that you have downloaded. But now comes FLO TV which looks like a great device. Before you get too excited though, you have to be in the US to receive tv signals and you have to subscribe to the service.

There have been a number of reports recently saying that Apple wants tv studios to reduce the price of a single TV episode download on iTunes. They are looking to reduce the current $1.99 price down to 99 cents, in part to help shift a lot of new iPads. Apparently the studios are hesitant to commit to a lower price and undervalue their product. If they succeed, its expected that other networks will be forced to follow.

Boxee Beta, media software that pulls in content from tv shows, movies photos and even music to your pc is now available on Apple TV.

New Catch up tv website SeeSaw which launched last week is launching a £5 million TV advertising campaign. designed to make internet tv even more popular and drag viewers to its online streaming site.

During their short five years of life, YouTube have evolved from being the home of funny/odd/plain weird videos to a serious entertainment hub that can seriously compete with the big networks in the coming internet connected age.