Thoughts on Amazon continued dominance (Thursday Night Football)

[valet]

Yes, I know this is sports related. But I wanted people's thoughts on this from a business perspective. I know all great empires will eventually fall. But it just seems like they dominate everything. What are you thoughts on this? I mean it's not guarantee of success so who knows.

 

[CarltonJunior]

It's a natural progression. Amazon feels that their streaming app isn't generating enough revenue and foot traffic and a good way to bring foot traffic consistently and get people to check stuff out is live sports.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

They paid $11 billion just to air Thursday night games .


They should’ve upped the ante and got that direct tv deal to stream all of the games.

 

[Buddy]

They got Taylor Rooks

 

[old pig]

first time watching it on prime…looks/sounds great

 

[Doobie Doo]

Amazon is falling now, they just announced TODAY they are shutting down like 3 hubs in NC

Amazon is closing Durham facility, others | WRAL TechWire

Amazon is cutting back nationwide, including closing or delaying three facilities in NC, one of which is in Durham and employs 400 some workers.

wraltechwire.com

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Amazon is falling now, they just announced TODAY they are shutting down like 3 hubs in NC

Amazon is closing Durham facility, others | WRAL TechWire

Amazon is cutting back nationwide, including closing or delaying three facilities in NC, one of which is in Durham and employs 400 some workers.

wraltechwire.com

And that’s happening with other hubs in the US as well as online shopping has slowed down.

 

[DaddyFresh]

They paid $11 billion just to air Thursday night games .


They should’ve upped the ante and got that direct tv deal to stream all of the games.

DirectTV licensing expires this year. Goodel said they going with a streaming service. Apple and Amazon are the two contenders with early reports saying apple will get it. Game changer for apple