Spencer newman was at morgan stanley's conference on medium technology. He was asked if the company was ever going to change its position on being ad free. And he said, never say never. If you're a shareholder, do you want them to offer this? No, i don't. I think there is a better model for netflicks that fits with their culture. Instead of an ad model where everything is essentially the same,. You just have a lower tear price point, and you still get all of net flicks, but you got to watch some ads. They've decided one price point for simplicity's sake, and then they kind of tinker with
The hour-long event gave Apple the chance to highlight multiple upgrades to their devices, but some were more noteworthy than others. (0:20) Tim Beyers discusses: - How the new iPhone SE indicates Apple's unwillingness to cede market share to anyone - Pricing the Max Studio desktop for a small consumer base - The "super chip" powering the Max Studio - Live sports being added to Apple+ - Netflix taking a "never say never" approach to ads on their platform (13:00) Rickey Mulvey moderates a "bull vs. bear" debate between Matt Frankel and Jason Moser over Block (aka, the company formerly known as Square). Stocks discussed: AAPL, DELL, NFLX, DIS, SQ, UA Host: Chris Hill Guests: Tim Beyers, Jason Moser, Matt Frankel Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Rick Engdahl, Tim Sparks
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