TECH
news
The venture crashed quickly: the Quebec streaming service stops operating
Quebec, the streaming service for smartphones that aired only on April 6, crashed quickly and lost 90 percent of its surfers already after 3 months.
All this, after raising $ 1.75 billion
Tags
Quebec
Walla!
TECH
Thursday, October 22, 2020, 12:44 AM
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments
Nokia 8.3
The challenges for tomorrow's car batteries
Edelstein: Despite the closure, there is still infection, not everyone ...
Logitech's mx3
marvel the avengers
Britain bans Chinese Wawi to operate network ...
Ticket Challenge - Parents Throwing Children
Handel: I will not let them cross red lines in their relations with the media ...
Bose glasses
Iran warns: Fighting Nagorno-Karabakh could lead to ...
Fitness trainer Lauren Simpson
Greta on Earth Day: "Corona Crisis is an Opportunity"
Quebec Promo (Quebec)
These are not good days for streaming services.
On Wall Street, Netflix shares fell 7 percent after missing out on the big new entrants, and that was not even the big news of the day.
The streaming service for smartphones Quibi has announced that it will end its journey after only about six months - a particularly resounding crash.
(Promoted Content)
Not just at Corona Time: The medical service that helps heart patients
In collaboration with Shahal
To the full article
Noisy crash.
Quebec's Survive movie starring Sophie Turner
Like many other things, this collapse can also be attributed to timing, which is true to some extent, but not for obvious reasons.
Quebec's service was given to smartphones, but the Corona seated people at home.
The content was not interesting or groundbreaking and did not attract an audience to Quebec.
Her competition was not really with Netflix, but with Tiktok, Instagram and the like, a pitch where she had no chance.
Quebec aired on April 6 as an expensive venture led by Jeffrey Katzenberg, with an investment of $ 1.75 billion.
Despite two Emmy wins, the project has not really picked up.
Quebec has reportedly lost 90 percent of its subscribers already after the first three months of service.
As mentioned, the business is not really warning on Netflix either.
The company missed the growth forecast with new subscribers, when instead of an estimate of 3.3 million new customers, only 2.2 million joined in the last quarter.
The company was down 7 percent on the trading day.
Share on Facebook
Share on WhatsApp
Share on general
Share on general
Share on Twitter
Share on Email
0 comments