Premium content providers, like HBO Now, only pay Apple a 15 percent cut when users sign-up on the Apple TV

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By Brent DirksApr 13, 2015, 4:06 pm778 pts
Apples usual 30 percent cut of any subscription service apparently doesnt extend to the Apple TV. According to a new report from Re/code, Apple only charges premium content providers 15 percent of monthly subscription revenue when users sign-up for the service using the set-top box. Most of the apps on the…

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