Disney Playing Chess While Others Play Checkers

Disney+ pulled in 60 million subscribers in less than a year. Disney had originally stated that it hoped to have 60-90 million subscribers by the 5th year of the streaming service. Was Disney sandbagging? By publishing such meager expectations for the service early on it allow the subscription rate to outpace expectations to an incredible…

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Could AMC Become The Netflix Of Movie Theaters

AMC’s new agreement with Universal pictures could be the first of many agreements between the largest film distribution company in the world and major movie studios. A new agreement will allow AMC theaters to share in the profits of movies that are streamed during a film’s run on the big screen. But is securing this deal…

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Apple’s Greyhound Success Was A Fluke

A recent story in Fast Company talked about Apple’s big win with Tom Hank’s new film, Greyhound. Apple seems to think it’s found its footing in the streaming world and a model for Apple TV+ going forward. Apple I hate to be the one to tell you this, especially since I’m pretty sure you won’t…

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AT&T TV Now Is In Trouble

AT&T TV Now lost 68,000 customers in the second quarter of 2020. The service still has 720,000 subscribers but it can’t keep loosing customers like this and manage to hold on to a spot in the cable alternative world. The irony is that a  loss of 68,000 customers, which brought its numbers down to  720,000…

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VUniverse Needs Some Work

What is VUniverse? No that is not a typo. Think of it as Viewniverse. It is an app and website designed to help people find something to stream. It is designed to cull 60 or so apps and tell users where to find the content they are looking for. Unfortunately it looks like the app…

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