As to which streaming service will emerge as No. 1 (“Television’s Big Test,” Cover Story, Oct. 18), it seems that Walt Disney would probably be at or near the top, insofar as it has the solid income of its theme parks, a seemingly unending cascade of Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, and Pixar movies, as well as its own library. The bull case for Comcast in the article is largely about broadband, and is somewhat negative on AT&T for the same reason. Verizon Communications should buy Viacom/CBS and get in the game. Read More...
As to which streaming service will emerge as No. 1 (“Television’s Big Test,” Cover Story, Oct. 18), it seems that Walt Disney would probably be at or near the top, insofar as it has the solid income of its theme parks, a seemingly unending cascade of Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, and Pixar movies, as well as its own library. The bull case for Comcast in the article is largely about broadband, and is somewhat negative on AT&T for the same reason. Verizon Communications should buy Viacom/CBS and get in the game.
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