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$DIS

7 long-form articles and 2 pre-market mentions covering $DIS from AskMelon Research.

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FEATURE

Disney's Streaming Turned a Profit Just as Its Cable Empire Melts

Disney just delivered the milestone Wall Street had demanded for years: its streaming business is now profitable, with operating income up 88% in the latest quarter and margins finally breaking into d…

FEATURE

Netflix Stopped Reporting Subscribers Just as the Easy Growth Ran Out

Netflix won the streaming wars, and it is not close. It has more than 325 million subscribers, over $50 billion in annual revenue, operating margins north of 30%, and the kind of free cash flow its co…

FEATURE

The Final Cut

Two of the empires that built twentieth-century culture — the studio that gave us Hollywood's golden age, the company behind Batman and Bugs Bunny and CNN and HBO — are being lashed together into a si…

TECH

The Fifty-Million-Dollar Mistake That Killed a Brand

A meditation on the 2000 Blockbuster-Netflix meeting, the six-thousand-fold return that was declined in under an hour, and the structural tax that incumbent infrastructure imposes on technological dis…

OBSCURE

The Retirement of the Robot Rat

A meditation on Chuck E. Cheese's animatronic show, the maintenance economics that finally broke it, and the gradual obsolescence of physical entertainment infrastructure against the wall-mounted scre…

TECH

The $1.75 Billion Streaming Service That Lasted Six Months

A meditation on Quibi, the pandemic-timed launch of a commute-optimized product into a world with no commutes, and the rapid evaporation of premium-content capital when the use case disappears.

INVESTORS

The Ten-Million-Dollar Bet That Became Forty Billion

A meditation on Steve Jobs's 1986 purchase of Pixar, the nineteen years of patient capital that followed, and the venture-capital timeline that no fund could have sustained.