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Anthropic IPO Primer

#StreamingWars: Who “Loses,” if Streaming Subs Exceed 1.2 Billion?

One by one, every legacy media company has capitulated and followed the tech platforms into the world of streaming with their own SVOD services (not to mention AVOD/FAST offerings). Legacy media management teams have provided investors with ambitious multi-year subscriber forecasts in hopes of getting the same shareholder “love” that has been afforded to Netflix…

New NFL Deals: The End of the (Multichannel TV) Bundle as We Know It

Mark it down. March 18, 2021 is the day the multichannel TV bundle died. Sure the bundle will be around for many years to come, but the future trajectory is now clearer than ever and the proverbial “floor” on multichannel video subscribers is far lower than we predicted. What we thought was a 40-50 million subscribers floor due to the NFL is probably now closer to 20 million, as more and more marquee sports content (especially NFL content) becomes available outside the legacy multichannel bundle.

As Sports Betting and Linear TV Collide, Latency is the #1 Challenge

Cord-cutting continues and is likely to hit all-time highs in 2021, as virtually all meaningful new general entertainment programming has shifted away from the legacy multichannel bundle to direct-to-consumer streaming services. Not to mention, more and more sports are moving to DTC platforms including Thursday Night Football (Amazon), the WWE Network (Peacock), NHL (ESPN+), Champions…

Anterix’s Spectrum To Play Key Role In Wave Of Upgrades To US Critical Infrastructure. Initiate With Buy.

The power outages in Texas underscore the need for critical infrastructure investments in the United States. Reliability, security, safety and control are all key requirements of critical infrastructure, and each are byproducts of a private wireless network. Anterix (ATEX: $43.80) is uniquely positioned to enable the badly needed upgrades to critical infrastructure by leasing their…