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> With regards to HBO Max, that was a contract dispute over advertising share. HBO Max has advertising? I thought it was just because it was too new (at the ti
by chrischen 6y ago
> With regards to HBO Max, that was a contract dispute over advertising share.
HBO Max has advertising? I thought it was just because it was too new (at the time HBO Max was the new version of HBO Now).
> Whereas I stumble over if my iPhone can mirror to my LG webOS TV (it can't)
Airplay is generally supported by new devices, even LG tvs and Samsung TVs.
- ocdtrekkie 6y agoI was thinking of Peacock/NBC. HBO Max may have been over subscriber fees instead, but the overall jist of when Roku doesn't have an app is that given their market share, Roku tends to insist on extra terms. For ad supported channels, some percentage of ads are served by Roku instead of the channel provider, and I believe when signing up for a paid channel via Roku, they get a recurring cut of the subscription.