greylala91
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Amazon already has mini tv. May be acquiring to increase that library
I hope they will improve the app as well as stop the random appearance of ads.If they acquire MX then they will keep that library free to stream on the new Amazon TV app and the premium content will be unlocked on subscription to Amazon prime. Much like the Freemium model adopted by Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, Sony LIV etc.
It depends on the strategy they adopt. Whether they keep MX as a standalone app or integrate the content into Amazon TV. If they integrate then the UI will be same as Amazon prime video. As for the ads, the free content will have to serve ads which can only be removed with the prime subscription.I hope they will improve the app as well as stop the random appearance of ads.
Yes even if they remove ads for prime subscribers it would be sufficient for someone like me.It depends on the strategy they adopt. Whether they keep MX as a standalone app or integrate the content into Amazon TV. If they integrate then the UI will be same as Amazon prime video. As for the ads, the free content will have to serve ads which can only be removed with the prime subscription.
No point of acquisition. If they aren't going for the app.It depends on the strategy they adopt. Whether they keep MX as a standalone app or integrate the content into Amazon TV. If they integrate then the UI will be same as Amazon prime video. As for the ads, the free content will have to serve ads which can only be removed with the prime subscription.
Aashram is MX's flagship original, it is the show with the highest viewership, no chance of it being scrapped. Also it's a work of fiction, they aren't calling it based on any person dead or alive.It's a safe bet to delete some shows like Aashram.