Should have been priced sub $10.... might have had a chance then. Hipsters aren’t paying $180 a year for Friends.
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Upper management is so out of touch of whats going on in the entertainment industry.
We're pushing out an over priced - AD INFUSED - streaming service with no major selections to really pull in the largest viewership (hint: not boomers, or 90s kids).
HBO-MAX will FLOP, and our veiwership will be 1/5th of what Disney+ has!
And this will result in bonuses for the old, out of touch leadership, and pink slips for the ground troops.
Within 5 years TMobile/Sprint will end up buying AT&T as the final d–k slap to the face for our ignorant leadership decisions.
they'd make so much more if they sold p–n instead
why anybody would subject themselves to att billing practices is beyond me.
People will buy this like crazy.15 bucks is a great deal!
HBO’s heyday has come and gone. This is going to be a total disaster. The C suite is just crossing their fingers that it just happens to work out. But Really? Do they honestly care? No, because they are out the door in December anyway but will make excuses and blame shift on the little guy employees for it’s failure on the way out.
Just what the world needs Stankey controlling content. At least I know what not to watch.
Still cheaper than reg HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, etc, but you know, it's not just another streaming service like all those other cheap/cheaper streaming services, it's AT&T flavored