Luis.A.Masanti

My two points… worthless as usual.

1— If I am not wrong… the Apple One bundle includes music, tv… and additional storage.
So… maybe… there is some juxtaposition in the charts.

2— Apple has other ‘services.’ Business Essentials gives storage, Apple Care, and support for small business.
I did not see any reference to that in the study. 

Xed said:
The new rules, which were passed and initially announced last year but are being put in effect for the 97th Academy Awards, will require a film to have a one-week qualifying run in six different metropolitan areas: Los Angeles County, New York City, the San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth. Drive-in theaters will no longer count to qualify films.

It would be nice to know which cinema's companies owns the theaters in those cities!

Great article, lord William (Stephen Robles' dixit)
My two cents… worthless as usual.

1— quote: “For Apple TV+ now has a strong reputation for the range and quality of its few shows. Plus Apple already has the biggest award of the lot, an Oscar. Granted, it was for "CODA," which is a film Apple bought in rather than made itself.”

The Oscar to the Best Picture is given to the Producer… because it choose that movie to produce… from the ones pitched!
Apple acted as a Producer… so, it is its Oscar… even if it was not made by itself.

2— The objectives of Apple TV+ are different from the ones from Hollywood.
Hollywood wants the money back as fast as possible… being DVDs and TV releases a ‘long tail’ for revenues.
Apple wants the publicity and ability to earn prizes… but its main interest is in the long term subscription of customers and value for the platform.

Not confiscating objectives but… we can't measure Apple with the Hollywood's rule.

What a wonderful title would have been: “Lauren Powel Jobs saved 30% on buying her new home in Prime Day!”

But nasty news about Apple et all… brings page views… aka ad revenues!

Of course… there are collector for anything… but I would pay 46K for a hand-written check than anything for a a sweaty… then (I hope) cleaned… suit!

(And no… I would not buy the $4,01 check!)