Could Anyone Buy Disney?

The transcript discusses Disney's market dominance and the challenges it faces from tech giants like Google and Amazon. It explores the evolving role of television in advertising, highlighting the value of premium content and comparing it to platforms like Netflix. The conversation shifts to media consolidation, examining the strategies of telecom companies in content creation and the impact of mergers and acquisitions in the media industry.

What are the challenges mentioned regarding the potential for a company to take out Disney?

How does the speaker view the relationship between traditional TV and the rise of streaming services like Netflix?

What decision did BT make regarding content creation, and what does this signify for telecom companies?

What historical context is provided regarding mergers and acquisitions in the media space?

In what ways has the advent of Netflix changed the media landscape according to the speaker?