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Old 17-02-2014, 20:05   #319
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re: Netflix/Streaming Services

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
But with $3bn to spend in 2014, are you sure that Netflix cannot afford the latest series? I think it's more to do with rights issues, personally.
Having the money to spend is only one part of the issue , Netflix only has 2 million or so UK subscribers , why would they spend vast fortunes for the UK rights to newer shows with such a small user base. Maybe over time if the service were to grow massively this could change but it certainly wont be over night.

Compare Netflix's 2 million subscriber reach with a pay tv channel like Fox which is available on every UK platform , so that's over 10 million Sky subscribers nearly 4 million VM subscribers and both BT and Talk Talk near the million mark each.
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