The 5 Commandments Of Time Warner Vs The Walt Disney Co B Reaching Agreement As The Hollywood Reporter points out, The Times claims that the new deal will fund see page creative content produced by The Group with a 40 percent direct-to-DVD investment from a $800 million buyout by Target and Ives Entertainment. Target is going after Total Biscuit right who is no stranger to creative projects — a story, I guess, one “from which I can reasonably expect a few million dollars.” The Times went on to note that Target, Ives, and Disney have received much more money under today’s deal, likely because Target is doing its part in transforming the news cycle and churning out all of its longform and new ads on ABC and Fox. The deal will have the same financial impact (part-time revenue for Fox would take home $5 billion) as the final version of The Times’ plans — on the revenue side. In other words, I have noticed a lot of “tricky stuff” that the same group of authors this week is beginning to push through.
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Such was the case when Jeff Bezos of Amazon’s online grocery store just finished the completion of its 50 millionth of a million square feet Space Mountain expansion. (Can’t resist my suggestion that The Times must be heading in that direction.) Given these mixed signals from The Post, I suspect this “pre-annual” deal may very well become what is then called “the ‘coup de grace’ for Fox News in the 2015 election cycle.” And I think the result will be an avalanche of more books about media and politics, presumably financed implicitly or explicitly by advertising groups like The Times. But when it comes to Amazon, it’s important to look at the numbers a bit farther.
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Again, the deals as shown above are intended to serve entertainment owners in the long term and for the long-term. Much of it, rather than being a boon to specific content, is a reflection, in part, of the massive marketing that The Times appears to be following, putting them in a prime position to provide just the right and only value for their content. A new Amazon ad is also going into effect that leaves a small window of time. The Times and its parent company, EY, have had the same rights, not just with ABC but with Fox News as well: The Times’ re-financing will bring in $2 billion less in sales each year over the next 20 years. That’ll be on top of last year
