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right? But most of the deals I've read and hear Kim & co. talk about is that companies that want to buy out want the streamer & not Paramount -- nm
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by
Remlik
Nobody wants linear, but corporations won’t sell piecemeal. Otherwise, they’d get stuck with the rotting corpse. -- nm
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David (aka David)
Apr 9 '24, 08:44
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I get what you're saying (and I basically agree), but there is still big money in linear for at least two more decades -- nm
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Remlik
Apr 9, 08:58
lol unlike the non-rotting corpse of the streamers that continue to bleed money from their collective aortas
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hollywood big shot
Apr 9, 08:48
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Sure, and I've got a good feeling about the return of pagers! -- nm
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David
Apr 9, 09:55
I dunno. Pluto seems to be viable and they're just a service without owning or producing any content. That's even with Viacom buying them -- nm
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JD
Apr 9, 08:57
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Plus, Netflix is wildly profitable. Hulu has had steady profit for a while now. Max just got a year of profitability. -- (edited)
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Inigo
Apr 9, 09:07
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