The Acolyte Stans Try to CANCEL Star Wars YouTubers. Again.

Disney Made DIRECTV Dig Its Own Grave...

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Disney and DIRECTV have settled their carriage dispute, and it shows just how much power Disney has over cable and satellite companies when it comes to Sports and Kids content. Weirdly, Disney is hoping to REPLACE cable with Hulu, so good luck with that...

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Disney is leveraging its streaming services and strategic partnerships, like the recent deal with DirectTV, to strengthen its market position while traditional cable faces decline, ultimately manipulating the landscape to boost profits and subscriber numbers.

00:00 Disney's deal with Direct TV underscores cable's decline and strengthens its streaming dominance through service bundling.
02:10 Streaming services are overwhelmed with confusing names, making it hard for viewers to keep track of them.
03:27 Disney is using its streaming services to increase DirectTV subscribers while traditional cable faces decline from streaming competition.
04:49 Disney's control caused a DirecTV blackout, but a new agreement restored access and introduced genre-specific bundles to address customer concerns.
07:01 Disney is boosting profits by pressuring cable providers to carry its streaming services, manipulating subscriber data, and using creative accounting to inflate profitability.
09:01 DirectTV's new deal with Disney aims to improve customer options but risks alienating users amid rising prices and competition from streaming services.
12:10 Charter Communications faces obsolescence as consumers shift to cost-effective streaming services, mirroring the decline of long-distance phone providers.
14:33 Disney manipulates carriage disputes to enhance its streaming dominance and profit, while misleading the public into thinking it suffers losses.

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The Acolyte is The Last Jedi All Over Again...

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The Acolyte is The Last Jedi all over again. That is, the media is blaming "racist, bigoted, homophobic, alt-right chuds" aka white male Star Wars fans for forcing Lucasfilm to cancel the series. Except the general public, which consists of more than straight white males, didn't watch it and it cost $180 million. This will get thrown back in fandom's faces for years...

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Lucasfilm's cancellation of "The Acolyte" may be a result of appeasing a vocal minority of fans, repeating the same mistake they made with "The Last Jedi", and prioritizing safe choices over genuine storytelling.

00:00 Lucasfilm blames Star Wars fandom for The Acolyte's cancellation, echoing their response to The Last Jedi's backlash.

03:37 Lucasfilm may have cancelled "The Acolyte" due to fan backlash, repeating the same mistake they made with "The Last Jedi" by appeasing a vocal minority.

06:25 The Acolyte may repeat The Last Jedi's mistakes, sparking division and apathy due to Star Wars over-saturation and forced divisive elements.

09:02 The media, not fans, created controversy over racism in Star Wars, despite the franchise having diverse representation since 1998.

12:00 Lucasfilm needs to stop catering to the vocal minority and prioritize genuine storytelling over safe choices to save the franchise.

14:41 Disney is pivoting back to basics after costly failures like The Acolyte, prioritizing box office success over diversity and inclusivity.

16:51 The speaker argues that the backlash against diversity in Star Wars is a new phenomenon and that forced diversity in media is repetitive and unoriginal.

19:06 The general public's rejection of certain content, including Disney's Star Wars, is being mislabeled as opposing diversity and inclusion, when in fact they're tired of being forced into "wokeness" and lack engagement with the content.

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