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Posted June 30, 2021 23:26 · last edited June 30, 2021 23:33

Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and I can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for Sky's current business model, so providing a platform where you can sign up for a lot of these services, in addition to their own produced programing, and programing which isn't available elsewhere, makes sense. Like, what they've done with bein. 

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Unknown editor edited June 30, 2021 23:33
Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and I can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for Sky's current business model, so providing a platform where you can sign up for a lot of these services, in addition to their own produced programing, and programing which isn't available elsewhere, makes sense.
Unknown editor edited June 30, 2021 23:32
Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and I can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for Sky's current business model, so providing a platform where you can sign up for a lot of these services, in addition to their own produced programing, and programing which isn't available elsewhere, makes sense.

It's kind of like their relationship with bein. I could be wrong but in Australia bein is an independent streaming service, here it's distributed by sky both terrestrially and through sky sport now.
Unknown editor edited June 30, 2021 23:31
Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and i can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for Sky's current business model, so providing a platform where you can sign up for a lot of these services, in addition to their own produced programing, and programing which isn't available elsewhere, makes sense.
Unknown editor edited June 30, 2021 23:28
Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and i can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for their current business model so providing a platform where you can sign up for a lot of these services, in addition to their own produced programing, and programing which isn't available elsewhere, makes sense.
Unknown editor edited June 30, 2021 23:27
Just dug up the sky tv / ViacomCBS press release:

https://www.sky.co.nz/-/sky-and-viacomcbs-announce-renewed-multi-year-content-deal

I read somewhere, and i can't remember where, that Sky was trying to become an aggregator of a lot of these competing streaming services. With production companies going direct to consumer over the internet the writing is clearly on the wall for their current business model.