Netflix and Warner Bros. deal is far from a sure thing
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I've ditched Netflix for Apple TV, and I don't regret a thing
I've dabbled in Apple TV (formerly Apple TV+) over the years, watching the likes of The Morning Show, Slow Horses and Silo. However, there's still a lot that I was curious to catch up on, including Shrinking (see our latest edition of Now Showing for my thoughts) and Severance (which I admit I'm yet to watch).
Netflix’s massive Warner Bros. acquisition means it could soon start producing TV shows for other streamers, as Ted Sarandos just confirmed.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has done a fantastic job of maintaining its economic moat and shutting out much of the competition that many thought would have a good shot at taking away the streaming king’s crown.
Netflix has mostly ended the ability to wirelessly stream video from Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. But you can still use a cable.
Like many devices, Apple TV 4K can plug into any HDMI port. However, you won't get the full experience unless you use special ports designed for specific tasks.
This marks a 50% discount from the usual £9.99 and grants full access to series such as Slow Horses, Severance, Ted Lasso and The Studio, all while saving a cool £30. However, Apple TV has issued a 'last chance' warning to claim the deal before it expires on Monday, December 1.
The race to dominate the streaming world is intense, with giants like Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, and Paramount+
Días después de que los principales directivos de Warner estuvieron de acuerdo con la oferta de compra de 72.000 millones de dólares de Netflix, la oferta de Paramount busca pasar por encima de ellos apelando directamente a los accionistas de Warner con más dinero: 74.