Ep 87: The Fragmentation of Streaming Content

from Thunder Pop · host Steven Presley and Hit the Bricks Productions

Austin filmaker Kirk-O-Matic and Steven Presley discuss the fragmentation of streaming content as Disney launches their forthcoming streaming service. What will that mean for Netflix that currently houses a bundle of Disney's library?--And now with the cancellations of Luke Cake and Iron Fist we may already be witnessing the repurcussions of the fallout. Also on the heels of Surviving R Kelly on lifetime we look back at what R Kellys christmas album which is a real thing might sound like??

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Austin filmaker Kirk-O-Matic and Steven Presley discuss the fragmentation of streaming content as Disney launches their forthcoming streaming service.

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