'Great times' are ahead for consumers of television content at the moment, according to the chief executive of HBO Asia.
"Great times" are ahead for consumers of television content as viewers now have so much content and so many platforms to choose from, said the chief executive of HBO Asia.
That's potentially one of the benefits for companies such as HBO, which offer linear TV — or real-time programming broadcast at scheduled times — as opposed to on-demand TV offered by companies like Netflix. His comments come at a time when media giants such as Disney and Netflix have shelled out billions on content production.
HBO has also been pouring money into content, with episodes of the final season of hit drama"Game of Thrones" estimated to cost $15 million each, according to a Variety report. A spokesperson for HBO said the company does not confirm budget figures.
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