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Old 01-10-2019, 18:07   #6567
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services

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Originally Posted by Horizon View Post
Disagree on the competition issues, chaps. Apple is a tech company, Disney a media one. They operate in different markets, well at least until Apple's streamer launches.

Apple was Disney's largest shareholder at one point after the Pixar takeover and today Disney's CEO Bog Iger sits on the Apple board.

I think if a big tech company with lots of money wants to get involved in televisions and film, Disney would be the No 1 target.
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Then again, because of Apple's size, a deal for Disney could be a tough sell for regulators, even if the companies don't really compete. Antitrust lawyers are probably rooting for this option.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/04/what...hould-buy.html
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