Three Shorts: Axios, Crunchyroll, Periscope

The strategy behind the news, in as few bullet points as possible

It’s Wednesday morning! Time to grab a cup of coffee and put on your shorts :)

This week we explore the strategy behind:

  1. Axios’s new software business
  2. WarnerMedia’s sale of Crunchyroll (a seemingly perfect fit for HBO Max)
  3. Twitter’s video shakeup (killing Periscope and acquiring Squad)

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