tinyurl.com/pw4us9 Unsurprisingly, the ABC/Hulu deal of two weeks ago got my attention (some interesting insights on that from Bob Iger in the transcript of last week’s Disney earnings call). But, one aspect of the deal in particular got my quantitative interest. It was the long-form TV content online deal ABC elected not do – with YouTube. Several […]
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