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What’s next for movies: Morgan Stanley does a cinema sweep

Posted onOctober 18, 2021Authorrightstech

“The movie business is dead, long live the movie business,” says Morgan Stanley in a deep new note from a number of its analysts looking at an industry that has “permanently changed” in the wake of a COVID-19 pandemic and a rush of technological and cultural developments.

Source: SeekingAlpha

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