The Rise of Streaming Services How they Challenge Cable TV and Big Pharma

Patrick Bet-David

Valuetainment promotional links (with UTM codes)

Connect one-on-one with the right expert to get the answers you need with Minnect!

Visit Valuetainment University for the best courses online for entrepreneurs:

Get best-in-class business advice with Bet-David Consulting:

Visit VT.com for the latest news and insights from the world of politics, business and entertainment:

Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal Bestseller Your Next Five Moves

[benjimann]

They rely on subscriptions mainly now, but soon enough new subscribers will stagnate and quarterly profits will not go up so advertisers will be on streaming services for everybody eventually. It always comes full circle.

[MyExpertAccountant]

Can you interview Carlson Tucker!!. He’d be a great guest considering it’s election, war, fox etc..

[bonagrad]

Amazon Prime now relies on advertisers. Of course, for $3 more a month, you'll get back to no advertising.

[Neo.Jordon]

STARTING TODAY FEBRUARY 7TH, AMAZON IS ASKING FOR 2.99 PER MONTH FOR NO AD'S

[rofyle]

Advertising is coming. All the streaming services now have advertising. They don't yet fully rely on advertising, but they soon will.

[jeffgo]

Peacock is owned by Comcast a cable tv company

[PaintedSkyDweller]

I have paid peacock service but yet there are still commercials and same with Amazon 😢

[HighPointReviews]

They are pushing people to ad tiered subscriptions because it is more lucrative to run ads and have that customer pay less vs someone paying for no ads.

Another Miss and out dated take. It isnt 2015 anymore.

[process_error]

Not only have the various streaming platforms served ads .. but more ad placements are on the way. The market is saturated and revenue is not what was predicted.

[slaapliedje]

This didn't age well, since Amazon is now charging more if you want to be ad free...

[wadecoppage]

Doubt itll work for NFL. Gambling is a HUGE sponsor, but the stream is about a play and a half behind the actual game. This causes live betting to be damn near impossible. Betting cuts off at :15 on the play clock. If your that far behind, you cant ever bet the real time game.

[brianyegerlehner]

But the streaming services are from the BIG CORPORATIONS that were in cable. I agree with you guys most of the time, but you guys are wrong here.

The streaming services continue to get more expensive, and more and more are doing ads now.

You guys are wrong on this one.

[capcomfan]

Cable tv companies arent going anywhere they are the internet providers

[HolemanGraphix]

Advertising makes the world go round. Make no mistake. Ie: What makes a Presidential candidate relevant? Campaign funds. What do they primarily use the funds for? ADVERTISING.
How did Mark Zuckerberg become a billionare? ADVERTISING. How much do you pay monthly for your Facebook account? Zero dollars. Advertising will make its way into streaming bet your ass on that.

[EverettRandolph]

I never watch cable, streaming all the way!

[Judith-hu]

I take issue with the fact that you think that poor kids can't see the super bowl or half to pay to see football because it needs to be profit margins taxpayers paid for the stadiums get all this political exemptions in return this is your opinion because you are not thinking about the little guy or all of a sudden the United States and this is the climate 💩 that smells