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Alex Akers, manager of consulting

Content Discovery Will Decide the Streaming Wars

By Alex Akers published

Winners will offer simple, intuitive and highly personalized experiences

Broadcasting & Cable
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What Streaming Wars? Five Services Control 83% of Connected TV Viewing

By Daniel Frankel published

LightShed Partners finds that Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime Video have two thirds of U.S. OTT usage

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COVID-19 and An Increasingly Complex OTT Ecosystem

By Darcy Antonellis, Amdocs Media/Vubiquity published

The streaming wars heats up with the addition of NBCU's Peacock and HBO Max

Broadcasting & Cable
Bob Bakish (left) answered questions via Zoom about ViacomCBS from Doug Mitchelson of Credit Suisse.

ViacomCBS to Roll Out ‘Super’ Streamer in 2021

By Jon Lafayette published

ViacomCBS plans to preview it expanded version of its streaming service CBS All Access this summer, but won’t launch its rebrand till 2021.

Broadcasting & Cable
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Let the ‘Streaming Wars’ Begin: Apple TV+ Launches Today

By Daniel Frankel last updated

The $4.99-a-month service will be followed by Disney+, Peacock and HBO Max

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Comcast Likely to Make Peacock Free for Everyone: Report

By Daniel Frankel last updated

CNBC reports that platform might launch as an AVOD enterprise entirely supported by ads

Business
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Comcast Likely to Make Peacock Free for Everyone: Report

By Daniel Frankel published

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Let the ‘Streaming Wars’ Begin: Apple TV+ Launches Today

By Daniel Frankel published

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OTT Spotlight: CuriosityStream Well Positioned For Streaming Wars

By R. Thomas Umstead published

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