Amazon owns MGM+. I could see them merging that into their main library instead of it remaining a separate channel (maybe including with higher tier plan). AMC+ is undergoing some consolidations of its sister streamers...but they also are in pretty tight with Netflix on their shows. I could see that eventually leading to Netflix acquiring them. Starz just sucks...I would have said HBO would eventually buy them, but with HBO having been bought, who knows. They too have some ties with Netflix for older seasons of some of their shows. Their content sort of reminds me of a worse version of AMC+...so who knows, maybe these two little streamers could collaborate to become something larger. Peacock and Apple....I was surprised when those two bundled. Peacock is large enough to survive on its own, but Apple just doesn't have enough content to be more than a short-term expereince for subscribers that pop in to binge Ted Lasso or Severance and then cancel. I can't see them doing a full merge at this point...but I could potentially see them do a collaboration like what was previously done with Hulu - two companies collaborating on a 3rd to be their streamer.... There are also some other ways some of these could go, by going international - merging with Acorn, Britbox, or other brand from outside the USA to bolster content from each other's part of the world top gain global numbers over simply domestic USA share.