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don't worry, there's only like 50 years of hard data, much of which involves this very company, showing that these megadeals are pointlessly disastrous for labor, consumers, markets, and product quality

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in their heads they think they're also going to become a top tech company but when traditional media and telecom giants make this pivot they always fall on their face (see: AT&T)

I also think that what should frighten them is that Amazon doesn't really need to make money with Prime Video. I'm seeing Prime Video and Netflix in a turf war in Latin America, with all legacy players being squeezed.

Like AT&T I think it's just hubris in that they think they can buy their way to market dominance but it's such a fickle and unstable segment and these kinds of execs aren't really innovative adaptation types, they're just cocksure bullies