pixar comes first. high—quality branded entertainment and used technology to make the product better. a brand that really mattered. marvel came next and fit right into that same strategic vision. high—quality branded entertainment. stories, great storytelling. lucasfilm was the same thing. not that we had said in 2005 when i got thejob let's buy pixar, marvel and star wars but we were very clear we wanted to accomplish. what are the underlying trends re—shaping the media industry which makes those acquisitions necessary? it starts with content. content is king. people love to consume stories, movies, television shows, sporting events, you name it. and so owning and controlling a lot of it, if it is high—quality because quality is important because you have a huge proliferation of content that is being made and provided, quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. so i think more than anything get the content. secondly, get content that is so valuable so important so loved by consumers that th

pixar comes first. high—quality branded entertainment and use of technology to make the product better. a brand that really mattered. marvel came next and fit right into that same strategic vision. high—quality branded entertainment. stories, great storytelling. lucasfilm, the same thing. it's not that we had said in 2005 when i got the job, hey, let's buy pixar, marvel and star wars but we were very clear of we wanted to accomplish. what are the underlying trends re—shaping the media industry which makes those mega acquisitions necessary? first of all, it starts with content. content is king. people love to consume stories, movies, television shows, sporting events, you name it. and so owning and controlling a lot of it, if it is high—quality ‘cause quality is important because you have a huge proliferation of content that is being made and provided, quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. so i think more than anything, get the content. secondly, get content that is so valuable so impo

pixar comes first. high—quality branded entertainment and used technology to make the product better. a brand that really mattered. marvel came next and fit right into that same strategic vision. high—quality branded entertainment. stories, great storytelling. lucasfilm was the same thing. not that we had said in 2005 when i got thejob, "let's buy pixar, marvel and star wars." but we were very clear what we wanted to accomplish. what are the underlying trends re—shaping the media industry which makes those acquisitions necessary? it starts with content. content is king. people love to consume stories, movies, television shows, sporting events, you name it. and so owning and controlling a lot of it, if it is high—quality — because quality is important, because you have a huge proliferation of content that is being made and provided, quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. so i think more than anything, get the content. secondly, get content that is so valuable so important so loved by co

ktvu rob roth went to pixar today to speak to those of the film. >> he is understandly directed. the first film is about to premier on the new streaming service called disney plus on tuesday. >> i don't know if it will resonate with people. i mean i hope it does. i think it will. but there's that little voice behind the pack of your head saying well, people, they like him. >> reporter: the new short animated film is called flows, running seven minutes. it's about a father and a son. and the son will float, which will make them different from the other children. >> reporter: the story is inspired by his son who was born with special needs. and rubio's own reaction to that. >> yes, i will learn to accept. encourage his son. then eventually celebrate him with. >> what makes them ewe knee is the fact that they were african americans. >> he hopes his story will carry the universal message. a message about accepting those with differences. when rubio first conceived of the idea eight years ago, he assumed the father and son would be caucasian, but his co- worker made them reconsider. >

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to a tiny room covered in concepts, including that of long-time pixar artist but first-time pixar director, bobby rubio. >> story boards for the movie. i want to thank you for the bull cut. because i had a bowl cut when i was a little -- >> didn't we all have a bowl cut? >> but you don't see it. you don't see it. >> no, you're right. you don't see it on-screen. so it is cool. people are like, oh, my gosh, it's a bowl cut. >> and this is your son. >> that is my son. that's my son alex. these are my actual, my drawings, and they're super rough. because i knew it was going to be animated later, so i wasn't trying to make pretty drawings. i was more just trying to get the idea across. >> reporter: he and the producer are part of pixar's new spark shorts program. they have a small budget, a small, six-month timeline, but lots of freedom to tell a story their way. >> pixar has made filipinos famous now. that is a big deal, right? >> it's a huge deal, it's a huge deal, and it almost didn't happen. >> this is like the original concept, right? >> yeah. >> this doesn't look like bobby. >> the charac

this is the story behind the story of float. >> pixar can do anything. they can make cars and clown fish and toys come to life. all that takes time and people and money. so they had this bright idea. why not take all that stuff and make is smaller. sparked shorts was born. deep inside pixar campus. past the iconic characters and away from incredibles budgets. to a tiny room covered in concepts including that of long time pixar artist first time director. >> here's a inspiration. and story boards for the movie. i want to thank you for the bull cut. i had a bowl cut. >> didn't we all. >> you don't see it. on the screen. >> you don't. and it is cool. people are like it's the bowl cut. yeah. >> this is your son. >> that is. my son alex. these are my actual drawings. and super-rough because i knew it was going to be animated later. i was more just trying to get the idea across. >> part of pixars new spark short program. they got a small budget. a tight six month time line. but unlike the usual process, lots of freedom to tell a story their way. >> that is a b

cars are filipino. >> here at pixar studios in emoryville was understandably excited. the first film he has ever written or directed is about to premier on streaming service called disney plus on tuesday. >> i don't know if people -- if it resonates about people i think it will. but there is that little voice behind back of your head going will people like it? you know, the new short animated film is called float, it runs 7 minutes. >> it's about a father and son and the son floats, which makes him different from the other children. >> the story was inspired by his son born with special needs and own reaction to that. >> he has to learn to accept and encourage his son, and eventually celebrate him for the different that he is. >> what makes "float" unique. rubio says his characters happen to be filipino american, hone flee it carries a universal message. >> when rubio first conceded to the idea he assumed the father and son would be caucasian but coworkers said something that made him reconsider. >> she said how is your son going to feel when he looks up and he sees it

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there's a thing on there called pixar in real life. that's interesting. what is that? >> they set up like, ideas from the pixar movies that you're familiar with but on the street corner and see how people react. >> that's cool. >> yeah. >> like like what? >> as long as they've picking up trash and cleaning things -- >> that's what he does. >> i'll sign up. i'll do it. let's show you what's going on. you have espn plus if you bundle it, right? we have sfo delays this morning thanks to thick haze out there. not really fog. it's more haze as you can see from-week. also we're going to be mainly cloudy today and cooler with some sprinkles possible. drizzle is possible tonight. then we just reverse everything and bring back the warmth and the sunshine for the weekend. getting near records. we'll be within two to three degrees of record highs this weekend. here's the cloud tnkto this area of low pressure. because of the verga that will help cool the atmosphere along with the lack of sunshine. this low roams through tonight and brings us another chance of sprinkles, drizzle an

a first for pixar a settlement for a filmmaker and a surprising box office disappointment. david daniels david daniel i should say has details in this morning's hollywood minute. >>here's your first look at seoul, the 21th disney pixar movie and the first with a black leave. jamie foxx voices, a school band teacher who dreams of music greatness until he falls down a manhole and winds up as just a soul, get ready for questions on the meaning of life and what it means to have a soul when seoul opens next june. woody allen and amazon have settled his breach of contract lawsuit. the filmmaker claim the studio backed out of the 4 picture deal as the me too movement gained momentum over allegations allen molested his daughter dylan farrow when she was a child more than 25 years ago. allen has long denied the charge. it has faced no criminal charges related to the claim alan sued amazon forc million. neither side has revealed details of the settlers. a $200 million flop that's roughly how much terminator dark fate has made worldwide so far sounds like a lot. but some experts say t

in that time the company has bought some of the biggest media brands in the world — pixar animation, marvel and lucasfilm, and most recently 21st century fox. he's been speaking to the bbc‘s media editor amol rajan about his career and what he's learnt along the way. who is the most powerful person in global media today? you could say it's someone from a tech giant, but they'd be run very close by the boss of the walt disney company. its ceo is bob iger. he has been in charge since 2005 and has pulled off some of the most outrageous acquisitions in immediate history. he persuaded stevejobs to sell him pixar and bought marvel, persuaded george lucas to sell him star wars and even got 21st century fox. if there is one person who understands the past, present and future of media, it is bob iger, the disney ceo. welcome to bbc. there is a century of heritage and sound anywhere from the beatles to adele, led zeppelin. robert plant was here couple weeks ago. what do you think? i like it, it has character, a lot of character. bob iger, thank you.

amazon prime — offering decades of classic films and television shows — as well as star wars, marvel and pixar movies — for $6.99 a month. disney's theme parks have also been doing well — with sales up some 17%. since the fox takeover, it has invested in new star wars attractions — the first launched in california in may — followed by another in florida in august. and it's had a record—breaking run at the box office. both the lion king and toy story 4 topped $1 billion in worldwide sales in the three months to september. on top of aladdin — and avengers endgame — that means disney has had 5 billion—dollar movies this year. our media editor amol rajan spoke to disney ceo bob iger recently — and asked him about the fox takeover. why do you think rupert murdoch wa nted why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was happening in the world of media and all of the disruption and he did not believe the hand they had was a strong as it needed to be. he did not have a solution. what are the underlying trends reshaping the indus

what is pixar? no. jordan. - what is disney? - disney is right, yes. - less than a minute. - video, $400. jordan. what is dragon age? no. [ beep ] what is the elder scrolls? jordan, back to you. uh, $1,000. make your future fighting ghaul, leader of the red legion, in the second iteration of this bungie game. jordan. what is "halo"? no. elyn or nancy? [ beep ] what is "destiny"? - jordan, back to you. - $800. [ beep ] they were put on ostriches. now the $600 clue. we're doing well with video games, aren't we? [ audience laughs ] [ beep ] and that is "battle royale." we're gonna take our second break. come back to start double jeopardy! right after this. ♪ ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then st

we've got something that's incredibly unique, i talk about it a lot, because those brands, disney, pixar, marvel, national geographic, 30 seasons of the s simpsons, great content under all those brand banners, there's nothing like it. >> i asked about the netflix ceo saying that he will subscribe to disney plus. iger admitted that he does subscribe to netflix, and he said he got a free subscription to apple tv plus because he bought an apple device guys, back over to you >> julia, a couple days ago my 11-year-old asked me what's the first thing, dad, you're going to watch on disney plus when it comes out. it was like it was a movie premier. strikes me that that's pretty unusual for a streaming service. has disney articulated how they'll use email addresses, data off the service to bolster things in their portfolio beyond just streaming >> reporter: look, i think disney is unique and it is all about the brands, that's what bob iger talked about. they have a direct relationship with consumers when it comes to theme parks, also have direct relationship when it comes to brands around marvel,

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. >> we are getting our first look at the pixar latest film. the movie follows a jazz musician who gets separated from his body ending up where souls are trained. the animated movie arrives in theaters next june. >>> a netflix's reality start marie condo out with a new children's book called kiki and check the life-changing magic of friendship. tells the story of keep, as growth hoarding problem and check all that keeps him get organized. the book aimed at helping kids learn the value of tiding up is available now. >>> elizabeth moss on the run with invisible enemy with the invisible man. >> so many sitting in the chair. >> cecelia is a woman who has an abusive relationship only to be stopped by her ex to learn how to become invisible. the thriller also stars over jackson. the invisible man hits theaters in february. that is your eye on entertainment, chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles >>> good morning everybody, the raiders are talking playoff. we take you inside the locker room, coming up. >>> a live look outside, san jose this friday morn

disney pixar, marvel, "star wars." "national geographic," they have a lot under their umbrella with more to come. if you're into streaming your ship has come in. there are quite a few ships. charles payne. charles: too many ships, neil. neil: you're not kidding. charles: we've been complain about 500 channels. i have 500 apps before i get to the channels. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as disney plus hits market. we'll bring all the names that you should have in your portfolio. all that and so much

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it features all the movies from "marvel," "star wars" and pixar. and just to complete with netflix, it also features a thousand stand-up specials from disney characters you've never heard of >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, experts think disney+ could be the biggest threat to netflix yet. right now, both streams services are racing to see who can raise the price a dollar each month without you noticing [ laughter ] seriously, you could tell netflix is worried instead of asking "are you still watching," now it says, "and where the hell do you think you're going?" [ laughter ] but disney+ has so much content to choose from check this out yeah, look at that disney, pixar, "marvel," "star wars" and "national geographic." everyone was like, "wait, how did 'national geographic' wind up sitting with all the cool kids?" [ laughter ] it's like a concert ad that says, "come see john, paul, george and 'national geographic.' [ laughter ] disney officially launched their new streaming service, disney+. and just a few weeks ago, apple launched the

it features all the movies from "marvel," "star wars" and pixar. and just to complete with netflix, it also features a thousand stand-up specials from disney characters you've never heard of >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, experts think disney+ could be the biggest threat to netflix yet. right now, both streaming services are racing to see who can raise the price a dollar each month without you noticing [ laughter ] seriously, you could tell netflix is worried instead of asking "are you still watching," now it says, "and where the hell do you think you're going?" [ laughter ] but disney+ has so much content to choose from check this out yeah, look at that disney, pixar, "marvel," "star wars" and "national geographic." everyone was like, "wait, how did 'national geographic' wind up sitting with all the cool kids?" [ laughter ] it's like a concert ad that says, "come see john, paul, george and 'national geographic.' [ laughter ] disney officially launched their new streaming service, disney+. and just a few weeks ago, apple launched t

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it features contend from the disney library including "star wars," marvel, and pixar films. >>> the u.s. supreme court is letting a lawsuit against the maker of the rifle user in the sandy hook elementary school shooting move forward. the lawsuit is being brought by a survivor and relatives of victims. the justices rejected remington arms' argument that a federal law shields firearms manufacturers from liability when its products are used in crimes. the national rifle association was among those urging the court to end the federal lawsuit against remington. >>> america's biggest milk processor has filed for bankruptcy. the move comes amid a decades' long drop-off of milk consumption blamed on soda, juices, and nondairy substitutes. government data shows americans consumed around 24 gallons of milk per year in 1996 compared to just 17 gallons in 2018. dean foods is considering a sale to the dairy farmers of america. >>> and facebook has launched a new payment system. facebook pay would work across social networks and apps. users would be able to use facebook pay to send money, shop, and

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and we did this we question you see the press that library when you see it there's disney animation pixar animation there's lucas film that's marvel of the national geographic and you think about the libraries that exist within each of those areas it's not the entertainment industry is waiting to see the impact of disney plus and fellow new kid on the block apple t.v. plus i'm bringing the big question is whether people will take on additional subscriptions or if fans can be tempted away from established players like netflix and amazon prime either way. it's time to prepare for streaming wars. germany's men's football team have met up ahead of 2 big games where they hope to see. feel their passage to the year 2020 finals but injuries in coach hear him live his decision to overlook 2 world cup winners means germany may be forced to field a debutante central defender who also just broke his nose it wasn't an easy weekend for hetta berlin's nicholas stark the defender broke his nose in saturday's clash with rb lights but there might be a light at the end of the tunnel a debut despite their i

you can also get pixar and marvel. caroline: from the earnings, they are beating. all are firing on all cylinders. your story in businessweek is brilliant. the front cover is excellent. the fact that bob iger is there, watching the final cuts of the shows that you will get exclusively on disney plus. what was it like to interview him? i'm aware this is his legacy wrapped up in this. devin: he is always focused. he seems relaxed. he is excited. he was pretty serene. he hase: serene because plowed so much money into what he hopes is good technology? almost $3 billion for this streaming service. he's a guy who has spent a lot of money. people used to be skeptical. people are not skeptical now. romaine: we will keep an eye on this. story, read about the the bob iger story and the cover that caroline mentioned in the latest issue of " bloomberg businessweek." earnings.k with activision blizzard and take-two, coming out with earnings. they did beat on most of the main metrics on top and bottom line. activision blizzard shares down about 3%. take-two shares are halted aft

mr iger, who considered a run for the us presidency, bought pixar animation off stevejobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas and, last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media, and all the disruption, and he didn't believe that the hand that they had was a strong as it needed to be. it's that simple, and he didn't have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which makes those sort of mega—acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today's media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states, or in many other places in the world, first of all, it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so loved by consumers, that they'll access it or buy it almost any way they possibly can. it was rival netflix that pioneered streaming,

mr iger, who considered a run for the us presidency, bought pixar animation off stevejobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas, and last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media and all the disruption, and he didn't believe that the hand that they had was a strong as it needed to be. it's that simple. and he didn't have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which makes those sort of mega acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today's media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states or many other places in the world, first of all it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so loved by consumers that they will access it or buy it almost any way they possibly can. it was rival netflix that pioneered streaming, which

and amazon prime — offering decades of classic films and tv shows — including star wars, marvel and pixar movies — for $6.99 a month disney's theme parks have also done well — with sales up 17 per cent. plus it's had a record—breaking run at the box office. both the lion king and toy story 4 topped $1 billion in worldwide sales in the three months to the end of september. tom harrington is senior research analyst at enders analysis and joins us: i'm not going to bring you up with lots of disney plans, but who is going to pay the money for the old stuff that you could see anyway, you've got to pay a similar amount for netflix? it's not a similar amount, it's cheaper than netflix, some would say it's better quality content than netflix. and you won't even be paying six dollars 99. some people will get it for free. that's 18 million towards the goal of subscribers that disney have in the next five years. what about innovation, consumers want new box sets more and more, are they going to get that from disney, will the money be there? there's plenty of money be there? there's plenty of m

mr iger, who considered a run for the us presidency, bought pixar animation off stevejobs, lucasfilm off star wars creator george lucas, and last year, in one of the biggest deals in media history, 21st century fox from rupert murdoch. why do you think rupert murdoch wanted to sell? well, i think the primary reason is that he looked at what was going on in the world of media and all the disruption, and he didn‘t believe that the hand that they had was a strong as it needed to be. it‘s that simple. and he didn‘t have a solution. but what are the underlying trends reshaping the media industry which makes those sort of mega acquisitions necessary? well, i think if you look at today‘s media landscape, whether you are in the uk or the united states or many other places in the world, first of all it starts with content. content is king. quality stands really tall in a sea of choice. and then secondly, get content that is so valuable, so important, so loved by consumers that they will access it or buy it almost any way they possibly can. it was rival netflix that pioneered streaming

marvel, pixar, all eyes will be rack upuickly they can the subscribers. l.a. bureau chief chris. won over theey has investor base. they like disney plus and think it will win out in the end. how important is it to get those millions of subscribers, and quickly? >> very important. obviously, disney is way behind netflix. so, disney is doing something very unusual for a company that is usually premium pricing. they are even giving it away free to 19 million verizon customers if they want it. special offers for their fan club members. they are really going all out to get as many millions of subscribers out of the gate. perspective,ney's is this free money for them? took timeit obviously to build but the marginal cost is basically zero. they are obviously a content behemoth. the margins have to look pretty great. >> this is a huge investment on multiple fronts. spending on original content. star warslive-action show. revenue.that licensing then there is all the cost of marketing. this is the largest marketing effort they have ever done. everything they could imagine. investments, the

are trying to find out the meaning of a surprise twist at the end of the first episode and shows from pixar and national geographic. >> should i give away that twist since i watched it last night. >> no, no. let us have something. >> it was a good show. surprisingly short like 25, 30 minutes long >> okay. so brian sullivan approved but just longer. >> i will not give away the twist. >> stop, stop. don't you have a show to be doing. >> thank you on deck, could the buzz be wearing off? another rough day ahead for this cannabis stock the name to watch ahead. the five college majors american students most regret picking according to zip recruiter the count down to the best stock performers around the world. coming in at number four is jamaica. up more than 30% this year italy five, jamaica four who are the top three? we'll count yodo wn orwide exchange" returns but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >> let's get a look a

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these are disney's flagship brand along with pixar, "star wars: the last jedi" and national geographic. disney's shares have gained about 17% and netflix has lost 19%. today's launch isn't just about competing with netflix and hbo max. it's part of disney's advertising strategy disney is bundling with who in espn and it does have ads. and now disney is opening to gross digital ad audience competing with viacom's pluto tv, youtube and peacock. disney has projected that the digital ad market will be worth over $50 billion by the year 2022 and growing hulu by offering a discount with disney plus is one key way to tackle that market. becky. >> julia, thank you very much. by the way, with its streaming context, how is it going to compete with netflix joining us is rich greenfield, technology analyst at lightshed partners and jim stewart, a columnist and cnbc contributor jim, what do you think, in terms of the pricing, what's it mean for disney >> well, i think the pricing is aggressive >> aggressive meaning low? >> meaning low it's shock waves, with the whole media when it came out with tha

disney, pixar, marvel, 30 seasons of the simpsons. there is nothing like it >> nothing like it our next guest says disney's charts show a break out. bill is on the line with us. it is a 5% gain so far is this a scenario where investors and traders can buy the strength of disney earnings? >> i think so. what is there not to love. the numbers are great. excitement ahead of the plus launch we also saw components from the theme parks, from studio revenues we saw them bounce back. just look at the chart this is a great chart. you are seeing this break out the last couple of quarters. we are holding the average from the 127, 130 area. now 140 is looking like where we are going to open today. this is a huge number. it is very bullish if you don't own disney, i think this is a green light to get in ahead of the plus launch >> i see the charts and what you are looking at, one of the big points of contention about disney is that over the years, the emphasis from investors has been shifting. at one point, it was all about espn, then it shifted t

warsl, pixar, star franchises. it has gotten rave reviews. it has already been released on apple tv plus and it showed huge demand. again, the glitch may have been minor. if it continues, and they have said we have a quote from disney, what they said is that the consumer demand for disney far exceeded their highest expectations. they were pleased at this and said that they are working hard to fix the issue if it continues. outages going into tomorrow and the next day that could lead to questions about their preparation for the onslaught of demand. haidi: better than the opposite problem. some analysts are referring to this as a streaming video wars because it undercuts big rivals like netflix and amazon. in terms of the outlook for longer-term success, what are we seeing? su: a lot of critics are saying it will be a long time before the property hits the -- because we have such expenditure is involved. if we look at how aggressively disney has promoted, they are undercutting a lot of their rivals. their service is cheaper than many of the big

marvel, pixar, star wars. they do it all. disney sit in the streaming wars? >> people have said they are basically netflix's biggest rival. the stock market reaction showed that. netflix took a fall. disney surged. that's what we are seeing. disney has become a tech stock, trading not on earnings, bone potential subscriber counts, the company has estimated as you said could be 90 million in five years. people are suggesting they could get that number a lot sooner. bloomberg's chris palmeri. --omberg netflix saw shares fall. disney is entering into the streaming space tests consumers tolerance for an array of choices. >> i look at it pretty differently. i think about the world from the standpoint of, the legacy cable bundle where people spend, at the low-end, 40 five dollars, $50 for over-the-top cable services like hulu live or hulu thosecharter spectrum, bundles are going away. consumers are giving up on those. cord cutting is at record paces. seeing all this great content from apple tv plus, netflix, amazon, soon nbc, it is making it easier and easier to cu