For years, streaming promised something irresistible: 📺 more content, more freedom, and low prices.
That era is over. Today, the industry is entering a new phase marked by financial discipline, provider consolidation, and pressure on margins.
The potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (HBO / Max) by Netflix or Paramount isn’t just entertainment news: it’s a clear sign of where the entire digital economy is headed.
📌 Fewer dominant platforms
📌 Greater pricing power
📌 Risk of a “cable streaming 2.0”
📌 Direct impact on consumers… and on companies
In this article, I analyze:
Why streaming stopped behaving like a startup
How consolidation is redefining the balance of power
What CEOs and CFOs can learn from this transition
And why anticipating change is key to protecting profitability
👉 Read the full article.
Streaming has already woken up. Now it’s up to companies to do the same.
