Peter Kafka
Former Senior Correspondent
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But here are the numbers you can expect to see from Twitter tomorrow.
HBO and the cable guys might push more “skinny” TV + broadband bundles. But they’re still not splitting up.
The music video site loses money, but the music labels that own it make money. Are they willing to change that to find a buyer?
Sure, Facebook makes a ton of money from app install ads. But the company doesn’t want to focus on that.
And Wall Street seems just fine with that.
The joint venture will take a majority stake in the YouTube network, valuing it at more than $200 million.
Twitter wants Wall Street to give it credit for people who don’t use the service. So it needs advertisers to do the same.
An earnings beat and a revenue miss. Meanwhile, video subscribers shrink, but broadband customers increase.
For the first time ever, the “paused” Web TV service tells the world how many customers it had.