Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 19-11-2018, 13:36   #4732
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
Your current streaming services aren't really a great comparison as broadcasters remove their content you'll be forced with less and less choice on them. Netflix and Amazon currently offer third party content in just the same way Sky and Virgin do. What happens when Disney, Fox , Comcast etc remove their content and your forced to pay more to get the same content.
Maybe this is the kind of deal you will be seeing more of to bring new films to Netflix and Amazon.

https://www.digitaltveurope.com/2018...y-takes-shape/

Frankly, I don't envisage a crisis over content in the future.

EXTRACT

Viacom’s Paramount Pictures is to make movies for Netflix as part of a new deal between the pair, unveiled at the end of last week.

Speaking on Viacom’s full-year results conference call at the end of the week, Paramount boss James Gianopoulis said that the studio was “exploring new revenue streams in addition to theatrical releases as a producer of first-run films and television for other media platforms”.
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