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I am a huge Apple TV fan and watcher and just learned of this show right now via your post.

As far as I can tell I am one of like six people in North America who watched Bad Sisters and I’ve been trying to tell people about it but I get to the “…and it’s on Apple TV” part and they all instantly say “pull the other one, that’s obviously fake” and it’s not like they don’t have a point.

Wait what.

Knife goes in, guts come out, that's what Tessier-Ashpool S.A. is all about

I didn’t realize the new season of Silo was about to launch until I logged in to watch an F1 race like a week before the premiere

wait what someone finally made an adaptation of Neuromancer? I'm actually using the book as a teaching text (History of Popular Culture) for the first time next year and somehow I missed this!

You know by going to and watching the “coming soon” videos. No different than any other streaming service.

90% of their marketing is billboards and bus ads in Hollywood

well, lower than some, but it's still ~$8b a year

I only know about because I follow William Gibson on here

“fuck it, audience is down there somewhere”

"Gandolf, I wish cyberspace had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened." "lol. rofl even."

Buyin' bread from a man in Brussels He was six-foot-four and full of muscle I said, "Do you speak-a my language?" He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich And he said Season 2 of Sugar started 19 June.

i found out from people posting the trailer on here and in my discord full of cyberpunk dorks. i think apple's kind of hinging on viral marketing for their stuff, and they seem to actually be kinda OK at instigating it instead of it just leading to dead drops (unless the show just generates no hype)

Sometimes I feel like the lack of marketing is a purposeful effort to make their walled garden seem like a hip and exclusive place that I want to be But then I think that no, that would be kind of crazy (right?)

There’s so much great stuff on Apple, why do they keep it secret? I have personally elevator-pitched For All Mankind to at least five people, apparently Apple can’t be bothered.

they do marketing now, and in fact that have some of the more obnoxious pop-up ads ime!

At this point I follow you not for the journalism but for the increasingly elaborate ways of describing the fact that AppleTV does not have a marketing department

“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to Apple TV, which I don’t have a subscription to.”

We’re watching Silo on Apple TV and it’s great. The only reason I found out about it is I saw it listed while scrolling for Murderbot.

To market is gauche. Is it not more honorable for the people to learn of it of their own accord, to be thrilled by their sense of accomplishment at being a member of the select to whom the secrets of season 2 of Schmigadoon are known?

I heard about the Neuromancer show from William Gibson personally posting about it here on bluesky, what other mechanism for finding new shows do I need?

it loses clout if it goes mainstream

This is how I learned there's going to be a Neuromancer show

I am currently *on Apple TV* and had to actively search for this trailer

Apple TV is inspired by the Bert Flugelman sculpture "Earthwork", that has been buried in a secret location since it was created in 1975. The art is produced for its own sake; if viewers should happen to see and enjoy it as well, that is fine but is entirely beside the point.

They stole their marketing strategy from This Is How You Lose a Time War?

This is unduly cynical. The pre-launch publicity blitz is to come: delicate haiku painted on to 100 fallen leaves in Hyde Park this autumn.

This is not fair! SILO is doing a Discord integration for its third season, attracting possibly hundreds of extra viewers