PSUDisney77
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Penn State grad and Disney fan. 7 has always been my lucky number on the occasion I play lottery.Yes…it tingled my spider sense
Penn State grad and Disney fan. 7 has always been my lucky number on the occasion I play lottery.Yes…it tingled my spider sense
GotchaPenn State grad and Disney fan. 7 has always been my lucky number on the occasion I play lottery.
This wouldn’t be the winning strategy you’re making it out to be, because the platforms aren’t content JUST to be middlemen, selling other people’s product for a percentage of the sales.the best business move would have been for Disney to keep out of streaming and have the streaming companies fighting to partner with Disney.
How much would Netflix, Amazon, or Apple Pay to have a rotating Disney vault?
It’s going to be difficult moving away from Linear TV.
Hulu + LiveTV with Disney+ and ESPn+ is pretty expensive in itself
Disney's three streamers together is almost as much as Netflix's number of subs.and there isn’t a huge amount of people signed up to that so they’re going to have to think of something
I don't think either is going to be viable business for any company. We already seeing companies merge forming one streaming service. IMO it's just the beginning. In a few years there will only be 4-5 streaming services. You will Amazon, Netflix, Apple and whatever happens with the rest of them.
Making profit is one thing but I can't see any of them being ok that. They want to replace the profit from linear tv and the only way to do that is raise prices. It's eventually going to cost the same as cable.
How much would Netflix, Amazon, or Apple Pay to have a rotating Disney vault?
Ah, yes, by emulating the live linear/cable bundle, Hulu Live costs as much as a cable subscription. Same with YouTube live TV and other 'live TV' streamers.I was referring to Hulu Live mainly which with the other Disney services is like $75 a month isn't it?
You're not going to be able to bring linear TV channels over and have people pay that kind of money each month.
I just cancelled YoutubeTV after years of having it. Too expensive.
Only thing I'll miss is sporting events and live news. I might resub for NFL TV for the draft.
Also, I have the annual sub for D+ and I can't upgrade it to a package until it runs out again in November. Wish D+ would let me upgrade mid-sub.
You can upgrade mid-sub if you go for the trio (D+, Hulu, ESPN) by going through Hulu's subscription pages.I just cancelled YoutubeTV after years of having it. Too expensive.
Only thing I'll miss is sporting events and live news. I might resub for NFL TV for the draft.
Also, I have the annual sub for D+ and I can't upgrade it to a package until it runs out again in November. Wish D+ would let me upgrade mid-sub.
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I thought you may have been born in 77…so I was curious
They probably had to scrape him up off the floor of the Skellar in the wee hours of the morning on 1/4/78He played on the ‘77 Fiesta Bowl champion squad
I'm a bit younger than that, born in 83. But when I was going to school there the Skellar was still a thing. Shame it closed a few years back.They probably had to scrape him up off the floor of the Skellar in the wee hours of the morning on 1/4/78
Oh…you’re such a childI'm a bit younger than that, born in 83. But when I was going to school there the Skellar was still a thing. Shame it closed a few years back.
I didn't say it was a palace. Just one of the dive bars that reminded me of my college days. There are a few that have come and gone but the Skellar had been there for over 80 years.Oh…you’re such a child
A cub on the side of the Mount
I haven’t been there in years…but the skellar had it coming
First you were Never getting that smell out
And the 4 ft Ceilings had to violate every fire code this side of munchkinland
I did the race twice…and dripped rolling rock for a week afterI didn't say it was a palace. Just one of the dive bars that reminded me of my college days. There are a few that have come and gone but the Skellar had been there for over 80 years.
lol…based on that pitiful quarterly?Disney gets price target boost from Morgan Stanley
Disney (DIS) has received a price target upgrade from Morgan Stanley. The firm raised its price target for the entertainment giant from $110 to $135 per share, reflecting a bullish outlook on the company's future prospects. This lift was fueled by promising signs in Disney's streaming endeavors...finance.yahoo.com
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