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Antenna: bundles make up 33% of new major streaming service subscriptions in the US, and 28% of all subscriptions, up from just 10% of new subscriptions in 2024

Warner Bros. and Disney have been fierce rivals for decades.  But like other entertainment companies, they both struggled …

New York Times John Koblin

Discussion

  • @ben_kaplan Ben Kaplan on x
    What's old is new again. Looks like the streaming future is the cable bundle past. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @antennadata @antennadata on x
    Bundles now account for 1 in 3 new streaming subscriptions—up from just 10% two years ago. Our data in today's @nytimes on how bundling has gone from experiment to industry standard. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @tvgrimreaper @tvgrimreaper on x
    The streaming “bundling” discourse notes the reason they're attracting subscribers, discounting! Most barely profitable/ unprofitable SVOD services are fundamentally overpriced on their own. [image]