Do Time Warner Talks Signal a New Direction for Apple?

The transcript discusses Apple's ambitions in the media content space, comparing it to other major players like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. It highlights Apple's past attempts to create a 'Skinny bundle' and its challenges in content creation. The discussion also covers the strategies of other companies, such as Amazon's data-driven approach, and questions Apple's late entry into the market. The potential for Apple to become a significant player in content creation is considered, along with the risks of market saturation.

What challenges did Apple face in negotiating with CBS for a content service?

What are the implications of Apple's late entry into the content creation market?

How does Apple's approach to content creation differ from that of Netflix and Amazon?

What factors contribute to the current 'sellers market' in content creation?

In what ways could acquiring Time Warner benefit Apple in the content business?