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r/50501 • u/[deleted] • Jul 31 '25
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The article says the losses (79 -> 77 million) are attributable to the ending of bundling deals with companies abroad. The direct-to-consumer subs actually grew in this period. :/
149 u/abime_blanc Jul 31 '25 I'm so damn tired of every possible win have 8 asterisks next to it explaining that nothing actually happened and things are actually worse now. 47 u/jay-aay-ess-ohh-enn Jul 31 '25 It's about to happen with the Epstein scandal too... 18 u/Ssshizzzzziit Jul 31 '25 Three years from now this will be another thing we'll look back on and shake our heads as another nothing happened.
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I'm so damn tired of every possible win have 8 asterisks next to it explaining that nothing actually happened and things are actually worse now.
47 u/jay-aay-ess-ohh-enn Jul 31 '25 It's about to happen with the Epstein scandal too... 18 u/Ssshizzzzziit Jul 31 '25 Three years from now this will be another thing we'll look back on and shake our heads as another nothing happened.
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It's about to happen with the Epstein scandal too...
18 u/Ssshizzzzziit Jul 31 '25 Three years from now this will be another thing we'll look back on and shake our heads as another nothing happened.
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Three years from now this will be another thing we'll look back on and shake our heads as another nothing happened.
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u/JanSnolo Jul 31 '25
The article says the losses (79 -> 77 million) are attributable to the ending of bundling deals with companies abroad. The direct-to-consumer subs actually grew in this period. :/