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Apple TV+ and Movistar Spain sign a strategic agreement that brings the complete Apple TV+ service to subscribers of miMovistar Ficción from December 20th.
From the beginning of 2025, Movistar Plus+ users (both miMovistar customers and other audiences who access this television service through the OTT mode) will be able to enjoy a selection of Apple TV+ films on Movistar channels after its availability on Apple TV+.
Apple TV+ recently began to be offered with Claro TV+ (TV service from the largest telecommunications company in Brazil) and Bharti Airtel (India), in addition to being available to Canal+ subscribers in France.
The upcoming sections seem pretty empty to me since the holiday season is here, and more people will be watching. Are there no Christmas specials or something like that?
Worldwide:
USA:
UK:
Performance of non-English language shows in some key countries:
Data from today (11/30/2024), available at https://flixpatrol.com/top10/apple-tv/world/2024-11-30/
It’s obvious that a lot of these actors are signing contracts with the streaming services and not individual shows.
Apple seems like the service that is doing this the most. Maybe it’s just so noticeable on Apple TV bc they have a more limited library. So many of their shows have the same actors in different roles and I’m not sure how I feel about it.
I guess it’s easier the streaming studios to keep as much of it in house as possible but it’s kind of like being a member a community theater where the same people put on different plays throughout the year.
It’s not a huge deal, but it can’t be the best experience for the audience, especially if you are watching two shows at once that have the same actor playing different roles, which has happened to me.
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The review embargo for ‘Severance’ lifts Tuesday, January 7th at 9am ET.
The review embargo for ‘Mythic Quest’ lifts Friday, January 25th at 3am ET, same day as the season premiere.
I unsuccessfully tried several promos last week on my account and two others on my family account, so I was surprised when this one worked.
More specifically, this was a $100 gift card that was 9,000 points (normally 10,000) on a Chase Freedom card. Not sure if value or specific card matters (although I've seen some posts in the past that some other Chase cards got more than a 10% discount).
I just thought I'd toss that out there for those it might apply to...
It's sort of astonishing the rate at which Apple keeps pumping out shows, which is quickly.
But I'm getting a sense there are definitely shows that almost no one is watching - these are shows that are barely written about or shows I have never heard anyone mention even once.
the new Billy Crystal Show "Before" - anyone watching this? Did anyone notice that this came out? It seems to have come and gone without anyone noticing. And the season isn't even over yet!
Franklin - the Michael Douglas show about Benjamin Franklin. it also seems like no one was paying attention to this show either.
Land of Women - this show I did watch, but it really didn't seem like anyone else did
I just want to contrast these shows to other Apple shows where there IS a sense people are watching them because word-of-mouth is being generated and there is much discussion about them online: The Morning Show, Silo, Foundation, Invasion, Slow Horses, For All Mankind, Disclaimer, Severance, Ted Lasso, Presumed Innocent - these are all shows you definitely hear buzz about.
Apple is actively seeking a “Head of Global Licensing” for both movies and TV shows for Apple TV+. According to the job description, they want someone who will “develop and implement a differentiated content licensing strategy for Apple TV+, taking into account the service’s unique market positioning, original content strategy and audience demographics", "identify and prioritize key content categories & markets to drive subscriber acquisition/engagement KPIs” and “lead negotiations for high-value content acquisition deals, including exclusive and non-exclusive licenses.” According to Apple itself, they will handle deals specific to each region/country around the world, and their different content preferences, but “optimizing global content” (rights for all countries).
https://jobs.apple.com/pt-br/details/200580416/head-of-global-licensing-apple-tv