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It seemed pretty obvious to The Streaming Advisor why Disney wanted full control of Hulu when it bought out its partners. Now it is crystal clear as to why it did so. Next TV reported that during its Upfront presentation, Disney hammered home how its streaming option with Hulu gives advertisers a far better understanding…
AT&T is living right down to the expectations of alarmists who worried about the merger between Time Warner and AT&T as well as advocates for Net Neutrality. While rolling out the HBO Max streaming service the company has announced that it will not count data used by the service against the data caps that it…
TiVo is no longer an independent company. It is now a brand within Xperi. This is not to say that you will never see products branded by TiVo on the shelves of your local big box stores or online. But what it does mean is that the leadership behind the popular DVR line that allowed…
HBO Max is poised to win the summer. The new service which is a combination of HBO’s massive catalogue and assets from Turner along with some high profile licensed content will debut May 27. First of all, the service is going to launch with a lot of subscribers baked in. While most streaming services have…
Peacock is in trouble. If it were not part of the conglomerate that is Comcast it would already be dead on arrival, but all the money in the world might not be able to make up for the problems that it is going to face as it launches. It could just keep it afloat. Through…
