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2025 Prediction thread
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Here's another prediction:
Netflix will announce that it will be launching its own sports network competing against ESPN and FS1, given that they smashed viewership numbers with NFL Christmas games and WWE having its presence starting with Raw(being moved from USA Network). All of the sports related shows/documentaries as well as news and highlights will be available on-demand.
Netflix will announce that it will be launching its own sports network competing against ESPN and FS1, given that they smashed viewership numbers with NFL Christmas games and WWE having its presence starting with Raw(being moved from USA Network). All of the sports related shows/documentaries as well as news and highlights will be available on-demand.
I don't think startup networks are working. Cable will probably downsize, not add more channels.
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10 Works Entering the Public Domain in 2025
The 95-year limit on copyright is about to expire on some classic movies, books, and one cartoon sailor.
www.mentalfloss.com
Popeye the Sailor man to be in the Public Domain in 2025 along with Mickey Mouse.
Maybe as far as predictions go:
"Sub" channels might go away (MTV2, for instance) and others will shut down
Some services will merge (Paramount, Peacock maybe)
More licensing will take place between streamers and cable networks
More live TV within streaming apps
Streaming libraries will downsize, but consolidate
"Sub" channels might go away (MTV2, for instance) and others will shut down
Some services will merge (Paramount, Peacock maybe)
More licensing will take place between streamers and cable networks
More live TV within streaming apps
Streaming libraries will downsize, but consolidate
There are a few Popeye cartoons that are already in the public domain, including all three two-reel color films. But for the most part, these films will remain under copyright for quite some time. 2028 will be the earliest that any of them not already there will go public domain.10 Works Entering the Public Domain in 2025
The 95-year limit on copyright is about to expire on some classic movies, books, and one cartoon sailor.
Popeye the Sailor man to be in the Public Domain in 2025 along with Mickey Mouse.
it's not gonna be a cable network, i think the person who said it is predicting Netflix launching a spinoff service with a separate server to handle live streaming sports to make sure Netflix don't crash.
Wish they’d had that for the Tyson-Jake Paul fight!
After losing the partnership with Max, "Sesame Street" is unable to find a new home and new episodes are cancelled. Reruns will continue to air on PBS and/or PBS Kids.
www.huffpost.com
The Future Of 'Sesame Street' Hangs In The Balance. Its Core Audience Might Not Care.
The news that Max has ended its partnership with the iconic series raises questions about whether the show really abandoned its mission years ago.
The Super Bowl LIX ads are panned by most critics as the worst ever.
True and more companies will consider spinning off their Cable channels if and when the Comcast Spinoff deal with their cable channels like MSNBC and CNBC is approved and finalized.
I highly doubt that will ever happen.
Unlikely to happen. What I see instead is Netflix adding a section for "Sports" much like Peacock did for "WWE" when they took over that contract.
Why maintain two apps when you can do just one? The whole point of sports for Netflix (if you couldn't tell by the XMas day games) is to promote Netflix and get more people to watch the original programming. The missed opportunity, which I suspect they will fix, is that these show trailers didn't pop up an "add to queue" button during the ad.
The other interesting thing they get that traditional networks don't get is the ability to target ads. They have a lot of data about you, so they can push ads more specific to you and thus demand higher ad rates.
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