AT&T’s Troubling Plan to Change HBO
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AT&T’s Troubling Plan to Change HBO
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#5Wiki says "HBO is the oldest and longest continuously operating pay television service (basic or premium) in the United States".
I'm not under estimating HBO. like the rest of the fear mongering I hear from my friends :)
AT&T doesn't' have what it takes to ruin it.
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#9HBO is too great to be ruined by AT&T. Wiki says "HBO is the oldest and longest continuously operating pay television service (basic or premium) in the United States". I'm not under estimating HBO. like the rest of the fear mongering I hear from my friends :) AT&T doesn't' have what it takes to ruin it.
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#10Can someone explain why it’s obviously doomed?
HBO makes a few REALLY good series. That’s what they do. They are not setup to produce 10x as much content. If they do they may not have the people who can do that with reasonable quality. They’re used to polishing gems.
You wouldn’t buy Nintendo and order them to make a console more powerful than the XBox One X. That’s not what they do.
This probably won’t go well.