I don't buy the logic here, and I'm not sure David Sims does either; this strikes me as one of those headlines that was written by an editor, independently of t

I don't buy the logic here, and I'm not sure David Sims does either; this strikes me as one of those headlines that was written by an editor, independently of the article. There are a lot of those nowadays. Have you noticed too? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiE6gI0fYuA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiE6gI0fYuA Netflix introduces new programs like Google introduces new chat programs. It's not even an event for them. They just randomly drop them in the middle of the week, as if they don't have time even to promote them. It looks like Netflix is trying to use the same methods and tactics as YouTube for promoting content by algorithmically presenting content to users. Is Netflix changing itself into an "ecosystem" for show starters and show runners? That would be a nice way to outsource the risk. Amazon will eventually figure TV out. Amazon is well positioned to do the same. But premium cable is over, everything is going to be disintermediated The same needs to happen to news!