I think this has the potential to disrupt way beyond the « Tv for free against your consent for ad », as you hinted too.
The hardware and UX status quo today is bound to be redefined. Think of people like Peloton, or Mirror, or ... Meta!
All companies who could potentially be interested to provide content and let Telly manage the access/consumer experience. For Meta, it’s arguably a bit more complicated but this could be the humble « come back » they need in order to regain people’s trust and far around their original mission: connect people together locally around the globe.
Hello ShockinglyFriendlyDude ☺️, interesting take. I hadn’t thought of that. How is that device any different (than any other TV platform) though where these companies can have apps?
Bravo Marion pour cette analyse fine!
I think this has the potential to disrupt way beyond the « Tv for free against your consent for ad », as you hinted too.
The hardware and UX status quo today is bound to be redefined. Think of people like Peloton, or Mirror, or ... Meta!
All companies who could potentially be interested to provide content and let Telly manage the access/consumer experience. For Meta, it’s arguably a bit more complicated but this could be the humble « come back » they need in order to regain people’s trust and far around their original mission: connect people together locally around the globe.
Hello ShockinglyFriendlyDude ☺️, interesting take. I hadn’t thought of that. How is that device any different (than any other TV platform) though where these companies can have apps?