Week In Review: Why CBS/Viacom Merger Makes Sense, Why Apple’s $9.99 Price Tag Does Not

The one where we look at why the Viacom/CBS merger is such a smart move and continue to wonder why Apple can't seem to get TV right.

John Cassillo 8/20/19 John Cassillo 8/20/19

What if Disney Just Buys Sony for the Hardware... and Spider-Man?

If Marvel winds up losing Spider-Man completely to Sony, could they just buy the whole company to get him back, with a hardware play to boot?

Mike Shields 8/20/19 Mike Shields 8/20/19

ViacomCBS Should Go All-In on All Access

Alan Wolk 8/9/19 Alan Wolk 8/9/19

Disney Launches A Bundle, Comcast Launches A Study

John Cassillo 8/9/19 John Cassillo 8/9/19

Disney May Have Already Won Streaming Wars with New, Cheap Bundle

Disney has an ability to act as MVPD and content provider on a level no one else can, at a price point that no one else is going to be able to compete with, either.

Alan Wolk 8/6/19 Alan Wolk 8/6/19

The Problem With Today's "TV Is Dead" Study

Alan Wolk 8/2/19 Alan Wolk 8/2/19

Week In Review: AT&T Rebrands DTVN, Locast Gets Sued

Alan Wolk 7/29/19 Alan Wolk 7/29/19

Alan Wolk on Cheddar this AM, talking T-Mobile/Sprint

Alan Wolk 7/26/19 Alan Wolk 7/26/19

Week In Review: Cable Sub Losses Mount But Their Bottom Lines Don’t Care, “Let’s Make Our Own Roku!” Is Probably A Dumb Idea.

David Bloom 7/24/19 David Bloom 7/24/19

How Tubi Hopes To Thrive After Netflix Stumble, Looming SVOD Wars

David Bloom 7/21/19 David Bloom 7/21/19

Dragging TV Into A RuPaul Future With World Of Wonder's Co-Founders

World of Wonder founders Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey have ridden hit show RuPaul's Drag Race into a diversified TV production company with live events, retail operations, an SVOD channel, major social-media presence and more.