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The unbundling of cable television was always going to be followed by a re-bundling of streaming services.Their words
The great un-bundling of cable was always going to lead to a re-bundling of streaming. It's simply too expensive and too chaotic without a more central hub.
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Good to see Apple bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade into the iCloud+ subscription at no extra cost, but I wasn't ready for the discontinuation of individual subscriptions or Apple One itself. Also smart of them to include Apple Music Select but not the whole catalogue and features.
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Apple One Services Bundle - I use Apple Music daily, and occasionally enjoy Apple TV+ shows, Apple Arcade games, use 1TB of iCloud storage and read News+ and Fitness+ daily
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But a large portion of the gaming market by revenue doesn't really care what the game looked like all that much uh in a sense that whatever we're doing today is good enough. So 10 years from now if the games look much better for some reason no one will really think of that as a huge differentiation differentiator in terms of sales.
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