“You can really tell when someone is ‘putting it on,’ trying to sound different to how they really are,” Wendy Zuckerman, host of “Science Vs,” tells TheWrap
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“Soon we’ll all start looking at our credit card bills and start saying, ‘Why am I subscribing to all of these services?”” Paul Hardart, a former Warner Bros. executive, told TheWrap
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“They’ll both win if they get together,” Needham analyst Laura Martin says. “They’re going to get it done. Though, you could argue they’re still not big enough together.”
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“It’s a good bet on Facebook’s part,” Los Angeles-based securities trader Michael Queller says
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“They’re operating in a completely different universe from their major blockbuster studio counterparts,” Comscore’s Paul Dergarabedian says
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Price wasn’t the issue. Timing wasn’t the issue. The WGA dispute wasn’t the issue. Culture wasn’t the issue.
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“Jessica Jones” closes out a four-year partnership that ended far sooner than anyone expected
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“You might say there’s 10% of the content out there that is premium … but what about the rest?” Tubi Chief Content Officer Adam Lewinson says
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Twitter has moved from a platform dedicated to free speech “to one that is cognizant of the impact it’s having on the world and our responsibility and our role in shaping that,” one company executive says
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“It’s a great time to be an independent premium content provider,” co-founder Van Toffler says
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Shelley Zimmerman and Rebecca Glashow weigh in on leading a digital company that’s aiming to grab Gen Z eyeballs
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The founder of Relativity Media and Proxima Media lays out his plans, including his idea for a new stock exchange for movies