That’s something to talk to MSNBC about. For example, a few years ago, CNN started an individual streaming channel service. A month later, after getting a new CEO, they shut it down, because the new CEO didn’t think people wanted to subscribe to a bunch of individual streaming channels. (He thought people preferred packages/one-stop-shopping.)
Apparently, MSNBC is going by a similar theory, so if that’s wrong for you, then let them know.
I would expect the streaming world to be in flux for years to come. Apparently, the vast majority of streaming services are still losing money. It’s the old: “Give it away below cost to dominate the market, then hope you figure out how to make money later” business model.
Banned but back. Because why not?
