Take note that Apple, Amazon, and AT&T are on that list. All are competitors when it comes to content and control important aspects of streaming media from hardware (Apple), to retail (Amazon), to telecommunications (AT&T.) Despite what Bob thinks, I doubt Disney can grow much larger than it currently is as the acquisition of 20th Century Fox cost them much of their treasure and it will take years for them to fully digest it. Though they dominated the box office in 2019, I imagine that the coming streaming wars will be more competitive for them. AT&T has a large library thanks to Warnermedia (which includes DC Comics, Looney Tunes, and Hanna-Barbera) as does Comcast, who owns NBC Universal.
I recall someone posting a video from Screenrant that suggested that Disney could buy out Pokemon. HAHAHAHA! No. Someone would have to be on drugs--or Bob Chipman--to believe that Nintendo would sell its cash cow to some gaijin upstart. As much as he wants to believe that Disney is an unstoppable Juggernaut™, the mouse will not be pervasive to the extent that he wants to believe.