19-01-2021, 10:40
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Rise above the players
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Wokingham
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by Chris
By ‘they’ you do of course mean ‘you’.
When any service provider is entirely reliant on a third party for product placement, that service provider becomes vulnerable. They no longer decide which of their shows come top of the menu. Worse, they may in time be asked to pay to appear, or pay more for prominence. If this occurs in an environment where it has become the norm for customers to access the product via a third party, the damage to the provider’s ability to get its product under the consumer’s nose may be significant.
Netflix has clearly decided the risk of allowing Google to control the UI is too great, and that there is a greater potential benefit in continuing to control their own, separately. That’s why they’ve withdrawn from it.
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Well, some see only problems, others seek solutions.
Here is an outfit looking to plug that gap in the market, and good luck to them. If they can do it, so can VM.
https://advanced-television.com/2021...beta-launches/
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Must Ltd has announced the launch of beta site Must TV, which it says will “create an elegant solution to the problem of content discovery”.
Must TV highlights the best new TV by aggregating critics’ reviews of shows whilst building a comprehensive library of the content available across all streaming platforms. The site enables users to click straight through to shows, build watchlists and share views on socials.
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