A quick scan of the latest headlines regarding Return To Office -Bosses winning the return to office battle, Employers get tougher on RTO, Return to office hits pandemic high....I find the articles a bit fascinating and polarizing. full article here https://bit.ly/3dyREiB

I am a heavy streamer, I subscribe to 7 different Streaming services and several stand-alone apps. I readily admit this is a bit of overkill and I would have plenty to watch if I cut this in half. I didn't plan on subscribing to seven different services. Paramount plus was free from my cell provider. Amazon prime I purchased for the free shipping. There are definitely some good programs which I have been judged. Peacock was $1.99 a month and HBO Max was $69 a year. I subs

I am not sure if this is a brilliant move on Peloton's part or a last-ditch effort. The company was a high flyer at beginning of the COVID pandemic. The stock went from $23 .24 on 9/27/19 to a high of 162.72 on 12/24/20 to 10.23 on 9/14/22. WOW that was a ride. Sales have cooled, profits have shrunk, competitors have entered, the stock has dropped. From what I have read Peleton has changed the offering a bit. This is the first time Peloton is letting someone else sell their

The major television networks all owned streaming platforms. NBC/ Peacock, ABC / Hulu CBS / Paramount plus. T They all know that eventually most programs will be streamed. They have started migrating shows from affiliates to their streaming platforms. For example, NBC moved days of our lives away from local affiliates to Peacock. NBC is even considering cutting an hour of prime. if they do, you can bet the hour of prime they cut will end up on Peacock. All of the major networ

I posted about award shows back in July 2022. My post was not about award shows lack of relevancy, all of the awards show ratings have fallen off the Cliff. It was about the strange paradox of networks giving up three hours of their highest and best prime time to promote shows that are winning on streaming. The networks all know that eventually most things will be streamed. My guess is that Networks are OK with this. They have invested heavily in streaming end when viewers wa