Initial bids for US online TV site Hulu are due tomorrow, with Amazon, DirecTV, Google and Yahoo! widely believed to in the running.
Yahoo! has been tipped as a possible front runner by US-based Business Insider. However, estimates of the size of bids varies widely from US$500 million (€350 million) up to US$2 billion, depending on the range of TV shows that Hulu’s content suppliers – Disney, News Corp and Comcast – would be willing to license, the length of time they would be available and the possible length of the licensing agreement.
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19th August 2019
“When you look at video on a phone that is capable of supporting 4K, the quality can be limited, especially for som… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19th August 2019
RT @Bubble_Agency: We are very excited to be sponsors for this years VideoTech Innovation Awards.
The deadlines for entries closes August…
19th August 2019
We also want to welcome abroad @clairemchugh to our judging panel for the VideoTech Innovation Awards! Claire will… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19th August 2019
We are proud to announce @Bubble_Agency as a sponsor of our brand new VideoTech Innovation Awards!… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
19th August 2019
