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they are gonna lose Fox in 2022 and Universal at some point (they may have already lost Uni, not sure) so they'll probably be a reset then {nm}
Posted by: Moviesnob on Nov 29, 14:27
in response to slipping jimmy's post that's a lot of content
V: WarnerMedia streaming will have three tiers: entry-level movie, premium service also with original programming, first two plus library
Antibody
Nov 29, 13:44
would this be in addition to HBO or is this the new HBO Go?
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slipping jimmy
Nov 29, 13:47
HBO will be separate as they still have output deals with other studios
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Moviesnob
Nov 29, 14:21
that's a lot of content
slipping jimmy
Nov 29, 14:23
they are gonna lose Fox in 2022 and Universal at some point (they may have already lost Uni, not sure) so they'll probably be a reset then
Moviesnob
Nov 29, 14:27
The highest tier will also have licensed content
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Antibody
Nov 29, 14:28
not pay 1 content. thats the filmstruck and the other SVOD cahnnels they shut down layer
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Moviesnob
Nov 29, 14:33
well, it does say the 2nd tier has "blockbuster movies" so i dont know where they are gonna get those cause i read "blockbuster" as pay 1
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Moviesnob
Nov 29, 14:41
People do not have the disposable income to be signing up for multiple streaming services. When will this pie in the sky stuff stop?
goodvibe61
Nov 29, 15:29
i only subscribe to Netflix, HBO, and Showtime at the moment. i'll probably drop Showtime and add Warners. don't need Disney etc. should be
slipping jimmy
Nov 29, 15:33
exactly. people had disposable income for cabe/satellite, they'll transfer that money to the streaming services that match their previous
Moviesnob
Nov 29, 16:45
I haven't had cable tv in over a decade. Subscribe to Netflix. Will be interested in other upcoming services. Still cheaper than basic cable
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BSmurf
Nov 30, 00:38
You don't have to subscribe to all of them. Isn't a la carte what people wanted?
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warcraft86
Nov 29, 20:00
