>I'm not sure I understand how you think this is an "industry self-own", or why you find it hilarious. It's hilarious because it's a retreat to the model we ha

>I'm not sure I understand how you think this is an "industry self-own", or why you find it hilarious. It's hilarious because it's a retreat to the model we had before Netflix disrupted television with streaming. Now we're back to disparate channels and bundles. And it's a self-own because consumers don't want this, and will take the path of least resistance. There is no reality where consumers will pay for a dozen streaming services. Pirating will pick up again and then someone will come along to try and consolidate or disrupt and the cycle will continue.