https://thestreamable.com/news/former-warnermedia-ceo-streaming-wars-will-produce-multiple-business-casualties-in-coming-years

“In this scenario, no more than three global entertainment companies are likely to attain the streaming-service scale required—300 million global subscriptions at an average of $15 per month—to generate attractive cash flows.”

Kilar made sure to note that he believes that Prime Video and Apple TV+ are exempt from this vision, as those streamers are both tied to giant tech and commerce companies with multiple revenue streams.

https://variety.com/2022/tv/global/bbc-itv-channel-4-pact-strawberry-blonde-1235395993/

“With inflation hitting record levels, a looming energy crisis and rising interest rates, the whole of the U.K. has been left reeling. But for the domestic television industry, which was already dealing with a post-COVID skills shortage and industry-wide inflation prompted by the streaming wars, the situation has now become critical.”

“According to latest figures from the British Film Institute, U.K. production will require over 20,000 additional full-time employees by 2025”

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/lucasfilm-shut-operations-singapore-studio-animation-visual-effects-disney-3700061

Lucasfilm is winding down operations in Singapore after nearly 20 years in the country, with parent company Disney citing economic factors affecting the industry.

According to an ILM employee in Singapore, there are 340 staff members in the company and work will continue until the end of the year.