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This week we talk about the performance of the streaming Super Bowl. Disney+ has almost achieved a goal today that the company set the end of 2020. We also discuss why YouTube TV's official subscriber count is somewhat underwhelming after 4 years in the market.

This week we look at AT&T's disastrous video results for 2019, how it compares to the rest of the industry, and if things will get worse in 2020.

This week we discuss Netflix Q4 2019 performance and wonder why Jim Cramer is so bullish on the company. Looking at the results, it is shaping up to be a rough year for the streaming giant.

This week Comcast/NBCU revealed all the details about its Peacock service. We discuss the economics of the service and wonder if the company would have been better off buying Hulu.

Quibi, the premium mobile video service, will release in April of 2020. We discuss if a paid service with ads can compete with entrenched free competition like YouTube.

This week we run down our top 10 online TV stories of 2019 Among them, AT&T's confusing TV strategy and Apple TV+. Is your favorite story included, and what tops the list?

Streamers expect to be able to download videos. Unfortunately, many services don't support it and those that do often provide only the basics. Roku delivers a clever freebie for the holidays.

We discuss what a panel of industry experts had to say about SVOD spinning and Disney+ price in 2023. We also talk about what a Cheddar EVP had to say about the secrets to the millennial news service's success.

Is SVOD spinning - subscribing to service to watch a show and then canceling - the new norm? Perhaps providers should consider alternative business models to capture reluctant subscribers.

This week Disney+ finally released. We discuss if it lives up to expectations, what to make of the claim of 10M activations, and if it's enough to reach Disney's 90M subscriber target by 2024.