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I don’t see Live Sports on (HBO) Max as a competitive advantage. Maybe you could try the stretch of it being core. (HBO) Max has advantages they could advertise that frankly they don’t, not sure they are entirely meeting the extraordinary measure of a competitive advantage, but certainly more of one than Live Sports. WBD is struggling to identify themselves, struggling to compete, and struggling to make it. They need help from people outside their organization that aren’t drinking their own koolaid. People that will do a legitimate assessment and shoot them straight on where things stand. They need to take those results and work closely with key stakeholders and empassioned members of their team to work and build a strategy. Then they need to ask that team and those outside people to help them effect positive change thru the organization through the execution of that plan. Chuck Bamford, Ph.D. Any thoughts? #strategy #strategicplanning #consulting HBO Warner Bros. Discovery

This is probably a lot longer conversation. My take is that HBO is attempting to become the streaming version of a NETWORK... They are trying to centralize viewing on their platform and then offering everything one might want to watch (ish). The live sports offering looks like a movement of what they already own... but now not linear. A competitive advantage ... I agree with you... it is not. A competitive advantage if you look at the total view of where they seem to be going... hmmmm.... could be the place that people start landing on with the mess we have available to us now. ("Where is that show we wanted to watch... try Netflix... ugh... Prime... ugh... Paramount... nope ... Paramount Plus... egad... oh Apple... hmmm.... Disney?.....) Thanks for the post and reachout!

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