CN Originals Headed to Tubi, could [as]' originals and their streaming rights be up for grabs?

[OnTheAirOrtiz]

So for those that missed it, Tubi just announced they're getting a massive influx of Cartoon Network & WB Original cartoons starting March 1st. There are a lot...AND I MEAN A LOT of CN Originals headed to the platform. That got me thinking, could [as]' streaming rights be up for grabs? Could we see Tubi or a different streaming service pick up the rights to shows like Space Ghost, Aqua Teen, Boondocks, etc.? LET THE SPECULATION BEGIN!

Edited 11 minutes ago by OnTheAirOrtiz

[[classic swim]]

Found out a minute ago they made an official youtube for ATHF last month... but only the pilot is in full, the other uploads are just nuggs from the earlier seasons.

They could make decent revenue from that if they want to stop whoring for streaming hubs that dump them eventually.

[OnTheAirOrtiz]

2 minutes ago, [classic swim] said:

Found out a minute ago they made an official youtube for ATHF last month... but only the pilot is in full, the other uploads are just nuggs from the earlier seasons.

They could make decent revenue from that if they want to stop whoring for streaming hubs that dump them eventually.

I could definitely see them doing that. Pulling a WWE where they split all the content across multiple YouTube channels and people can just subscribe to them like any other YouTube channel. WWE has like WWE Vault, WCW Vault, ECW Vault, etc. [as] could have ATHF as its own channel, Boondocks as its own channel, Metalocalypse as its own channel, etc. 

Could be the best route...

[Jman]

If the goal is maximum profit from the library, damn exclusivity, sending the library to Tubi is probably the best case scenario.  After all, you can’t argue with free.

[OnTheAirOrtiz]

2 hours ago, Jman said:

If the goal is maximum profit from the library, damn exclusivity, sending the library to Tubi is probably the best case scenario.  After all, you can’t argue with free.

Why not the YouTube approach? I mean the free argument is there & the potential for ad revenue & Premium Subscriber revenue is there as well. Especially since there's already an example with WWE.