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> The cost of actually delivering the video was so tiny it didn't matter. By one accounting standard, yes. By another, if you include the costs of producing Ne
by setgree 8y ago
> The cost of actually delivering the video was so tiny it didn't matter.
By one accounting standard, yes. By another, if you include the costs of producing Netflix's (actually really great) original content, no.
- Ensorceled 8y agoProduction, licensing and delivery are all different expenses by any accounting standard.
- adambyrtek 8y agoYou missed another important piece of the comment you quoted: "The videos were fixed cost licenses, not per view, so it didn't matter who watched it or for how long" In other words this was about the marginal costs of delivering content to additional viewers, not fixed production costs.