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Optimum has partnered with Bango to launch a white-labeled subscription management platform using Bango's Digital Vending Machine. The platform allows Optimum customers to manage, start, and stop streaming subscriptions like Disney Plus and Hulu, with more services to be added…

Giles Tongue, in an exclusive interview with The Streaming Wars, revealed how Bango and Continente launched a Disney+ promotion in just 12 weeks. Powered by Bango’s Digital Vending Machine®, the deal offers discounted Disney+ access and 30% cashback, highlighting how…

Bango’s Super Bundling: Inside Secrets report identifies telcos as essential partners for media companies, with 66% of East Asian consumers, 55% in Latin America, and nearly half in Europe and the Americas preferring telcos to lead bundled subscription offerings. Leveraging…

We evaluate how Crunchyroll’s partnership with Bango taps into indirect channels like telcos and banking apps to fuel global subscriber growth. This bundling strategy lowers acquisition costs and positions Crunchyroll for "Super Bundling," offering a profitable path forward in the…

Bango has entered into a strategic partnership with Disney to expand the reach of Disney+ through its Digital Vending Machine® (DVM™), allowing telecom operators and service providers to bundle the streaming service with their consumer offers. This move is expected…

Bango and Uber have formed a strategic partnership to expand Uber One memberships through bundling and Superbundling partnerships, initially launching in the U.S. Uber One will be available as an add-on with mobile and broadband plans via Bango's Digital Vending…

Basics of Streaming explains how customer acquisition has become an infrastructure challenge, not just a marketing problem. Trials, discounts, bundles, and partner offers can bring subscribers in, but platforms need billing, lifecycle marketing, personalization, and retention systems to turn promotional…

Skip argues that FAST has moved from growth story to clutter problem, with real audience demand now exposing how many channels were built around supply instead of viewers. His analysis frames FAST’s next phase around curation, platform power, advertiser selectivity,…

Kirby breaks down last week’s biggest stories and finds the throughline: the streaming industry isn’t splitting into lanes anymore, it’s collapsing into one giant fight for attention, monetization, data, and habit.

Basics of Streaming reframes bundling as a structural response to fragmentation, where consumers now juggle multiple services, pricing models, and interfaces that increase friction and churn. Instead of just packaging content, bundling integrates billing, access, and discovery across platforms while…