That’s the kind of ability to make connections that makes me want to light up a doobie.
Just giving you a hard time. Carry on.
Big 12 on TNT/HBO Max
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Just giving you a hard time. Carry on.
I piti the poor fool that wants to get in my head. It's an endless supply of thinking like this. I'll need a whole pot farm soonThat’s the kind of ability to make connections that makes me want to light up a doobie.
Just giving you a hard time. Carry on.
Will be nice if these streaming platforms actually broadcast in 4K. It's crazy that in 2025 everything is still so low resolution.
Are we sure about that? WBD is absolutely broke and they're losing the vast majority of their production staff to Amazon with the NBA contract moving.
I hope they're well done but definitely a wait and see deal.
I'm sure it all depends on how this season goes for them. I'd imagine it could re-spark some talent. then again... maybe get some up and comers? idk.
After Bidding War, Netflix to Buy WBD Assets in $82.7 Billion Deal
Netflix has an agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery to buy its studio and streaming businesses. It does not include WBD's sports assets.
frontofficesports.com
This potentially has MASSIVE implications for Big 12 media rights moving forward!
I was kind of hoping the Skydance/Paramount would win the bidding for WBD. That would give the Big 12 access to cable channels CBS, CBS Sports, TNT, TBS, TruTV, and consolidate Paramount+ and HBO Max to one streaming platform!
Media companies all agree that spreading out content across multiple platforms generates the most money. While I would much prefer all my content coming from one place, I also realize there would be a major discount to the passports if that were to happen, plus the rush of putting too many eggs in any one basket. The foreseeable future is paying for four or five apps in order to watch the Cyclones.
After Bidding War, Netflix to Buy WBD Assets in $82.7 Billion Deal
Netflix has an agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery to buy its studio and streaming businesses. It does not include WBD's sports assets.
This potentially has MASSIVE implications for Big 12 media rights moving forward!
It’s probably good for big 12 sports but I really worry about movie/tv content given the quality of films from WB and series from hbo is infinitely higher than the slop Netflix churns out. WB is my neighborhood so my career and financial situation is tied up in it too, probably a boost short term but I’m skeptical long term that it will grow entertainment industry, probably will lower quality and contract it in long run.
If HBO content drop to the Netflix quality, the world losses! I agree 1000%
I haven't "been to a movie" since The Last Jedi.. It too expensive to take the family to a movie.
Give me a $25/mo subscription for anytime, all the time access, and in the comfort of my home.
In terms of Netflix being the "winning bidder" we will see if this survives all the legal and other challenges that are forthcoming.
