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I would guess that Apple doesn't want any controversy from their media side harming the reputation of the other parts of the company, which is probably a sensib
by jcfields 6y ago
I would guess that Apple doesn't want any controversy from their media side harming the reputation of the other parts of the company, which is probably a sensible decision. Netflix is in a different position since the "media part" of the company is the entire company. Not sure how Amazon fits into all this because I'm not familiar with their offerings.
- ethbr0 6y agoI think it's abundantly clear Bezos gives no shits about controversy from one side harming another: how much profit does it make? So basically, The Boys where Vought=Amazon & superheros=Amazon divisions.
- ayewo 6y agoAbsolutely. Unfortunately, although Tim Cook has been at Apple for decades, he can't make the kind of bold, risky decisions that a founder who's been there from day 1 would.
- specialist 6y agoAgreed. Even more so than Disney. I'm still surprised Apple is now doing original content.