need answer asap

Please read the brief synopses from the Wall Street Journal and respond to the multiple-choice questions. Marcelis, David and Flint, Joe. (September 17, 2019). 'Streaming War Spurs Classic-TV Arms Race' Entertainment heavyweights have spent more than $2 billion on classic television shows in recent weeks while signing talent for new programming, in an effort to win over streaming customers who soon will have many more options to choose from. The spending frenzy comes as four high-profile services, namely Apple, Walt Disney, Comcast and WarnerMedia, are to launch between November and the spring. Gallagher, Dan. (August 26, 2019). 'Disney Tries to Lock Down Fans for Streaming War' With Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and now the 20th Century Fox library under its wing, Disney owns some of the most powerful entertainment properties in the business. That gives it one of the most powerful fan bases: the kind of people most likely to lock themselves into a long-term relationship with the company. The Disney+ streaming service goes live in November and Disney has said it expects to have between 60 million and 90 million subscribers within five years. It took Netflix about eight years after it launched its first streaming service to get to that range. Blockbuster once dominated the video rental industry with over 9,000 stores in more than a dozen countries. Now only one store is left. Due to the technology behind streaming services, the video rental store industry is in which stage of the industry lifecycle. Decline Mature Growth Introduction