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Welcome to The Views Room, a podcast from Reuters Breaking Views.

I'm Jennifer Sabah, and with me as co-host, Anthony Curry.

On the agenda for this week, HBO's series finale

of Game of Thrones and video streaming wars, India's weeks long general election, and global

economic growth versus the rise of nationalism. The Game of Thrones came back on our screens

this week, the first of six episodes of the final season. It's HBO's big hit,

I think, what, almost 18 million viewers on the first night alone, before even folding in all the

other ways we look at TV. It's owned by AT&T now, HBO, which is also getting out of Hulu. Hulu's

owned by Disney, mostly, which now wants to do its own thing with Disney Plus.

And in the meantime, we've had Netflix earnings this week where it's yet again had a bump a quarter, more and more subscribers coming on board.

This is one great big battle itself, isn't it?

Jen over eyeballs and money to pay for content for all of these different platforms.

How do we make sense of all of this?

Yeah. So here's how I think about it. Let's take Netflix first. Netflix is far and away the

leader in all of this. And there's been a lot of talk. How much momentum does it have? Is it overvalued?

You can kind of go down and tick down all the negative things that people say about it.

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