THR: Survey says, $21 is what Americans would like to pay for a combined package of all streaming services. Range is $17-27 Jul 24, 08:07
90% of those same respondents say they currently pay an average of over $50.00 a month for cable. {nm} Jul 24, 08:08
Very little awareness of Apple TV and HBO Max, decent for Disney+ {nm} Jul 24, 08:10
Link to the THR poll Jul 24, 08:44
currently i do $39/mo for HBO, Netflix, and Criterion. I'll bump it up for HBOMax+ but doubt I'll add Disney {nm} Jul 24, 08:54
There are some classic Disney cartoons I would pay $15 a month to watch. {nm} Jul 25, 03:00
nah, people are lazy. They havent canceled HBO after GOT ended. They'll just stop at the first 5 or 6 Jul 24, 09:47
the only one I feel like I’m really missing out on some shows is Hulu. but not enough yet to add it on {nm} Jul 24, 10:10
How do news, sports, and the like fit into this issue? My cable offers much more than sitcoms and movies {nm} Jul 24, 09:47
sports will also license their content like NFL and Amazon and Hulu and Women's World Cup Jul 24, 09:53
I cant disagree, but part of it is the Direct TV deal is very lucrative and capures all the out of market and most importantly Jul 24, 10:30
i can see AT&T going after all NFL rights and giving the NFL a blank check {nm} Jul 24, 10:36
Currently they see adding NBA, MLB, possibly soccer as live TV offerings via HBO Max. Jul 24, 10:45
agreed but if anyone has the cash to overpay (and the need to drive subscriptions at launch) it's Apple {nm} Jul 24, 10:40
I do not have a handle on what Apple's content strategy is beyond "talent". I know you were a fan, but LATE NIGHT should have Jul 24, 11:08
YouTube TV gives you local stations, several ESPNs, Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, TNT, HGTV, CNN, FOX, MSNBC, 70 stations Jul 24, 11:12