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• neutral assessment Mark

  i would approach cbs and see what they had to say first why not you know you never know they may throw buy your company why not

• bearish fact_claim Unattributed

  the cbs application they feel since it's part of the contract you've already signed there's no new revenue opportunity there

• bullish endorsement Jason Calacanis

  fight up say we're better here's why our product's better and we kick their butt

• bullish assessment Jason Calacanis

  if your product right now is twice as good as theirs which it sounds like you should figure out a way to make it 10 times better

• neutral prediction Jason Calacanis

  there is some legal issues here perhaps um that maybe they are using their big legal stick to you know maybe threaten you a little bit

• bearish assessment Jason Calacanis

  you are in a fight with a giant who is incompetent most of these big companies can be incompetent when compared to the the speed and execution of a small startup like yourselves

• bearish criticism Unattributed

  they didn't ask the schools for permission necessarily they kind of just released them uh on their behalf

• bearish criticism Unattributed

  but they have finally come out with their product it is really bad doesn't even have live scores that work the reviews are all one star

• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  we have this competitor a small company called cbs uh that that happens to um to own uh about 90 of the web rights for uh for our clients the people that we work with

• bullish assessment Unattributed

  CBS today announced they're doing the same thing so the unbundling is all hitting at one time

• neutral fact_claim Nigel Eccles

  Yahoo ESPN CBS yeah I mean these are the biggest names um and in fact it's it's a huge business for Yahoo I think they this is one of their I mean of the things everything seems to be falling apart over there this is one of the things that's done very well Sports has CED them

• neutral fact_claim Nigel Eccles

  in 2009 when we went out to the market uh and we were competing against Yahoo ESPN CBS really entrenched established operators um lots of people have tried to compete with them but fantasy's very sticky very entrenched operators

• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  CBS has acquired Clicker, a TV guide for programming online, for somewhere between $50 to $100 million. Woo-hoo!

• bearish assessment Tucker Carlson

  And in the end, the prize she got is not worth having. Like, how would you like to run CBS News such as it is? No, thanks. No, for real. That's torture. They couldn't pay you enough.

• neutral assessment Chamath Palihapitiya

  CBS did not go up and down because, you know, one person owned it versus another. Nobody knows who the CEO of TikTok is. TikTok is either good or not good. And so I would just keep in mind that this is something, it's like the party circuit babble. Like you go there and you talk about it like, oh my God, it's so bad, it's so good. And you miss the basic fact that nothing about the ownership changes the human incentive to use a good product and to disqualify a s*** product.