Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 18-03-2019, 07:06   #5048
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by Horizon View Post
I can't say for sure that Netflix won't do that, but it seems unlikely.

A lot of tv and films do become outdated quickly, so there is a shelf life for a lot of stuff, but if you haven't seen something before, regardless of its age, it's new. There will always be new audiences for older stuff. Disney's Mickey Mouse is still going strong and making money for Disney after all this time, as but one example of something old, yet new to some.

The tv series Friends is another example of something old now, yet people still lapping it up, which is why Netflix paid a load more money to keep the series on its service for another year.
The Netflix Original production 'House of Cards' and others have turned up on the Virgin Media UHD Channel, so it's already happening.
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