The OTT landscape might be getting even more crowded. Walmart is considering developing a subscription streaming service to compete with players such as Amazon and Netflix, according to The Information. Walmart is reportedly mulling a cheaper option than those competitors, at a price below $8 per month, or an ad-supported free service. That's cheaper than...
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July 18, 2018
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