> Would content producers be required to sell their content to every distribution network for the same price, so that every streaming service could, if they wan

> Would content producers be required to sell their content to every distribution network for the same price, so that every streaming service could, if they wanted to, make a profit by effectively charging more for the content? No. The platform (Netflix, Hulu, etc.) would have to have a different ownership structure than the content creator. This would allow the studios to sell their shows to whoever they want under whatever terms they want (presumably to the highest bidder). This should theoretically let the free market work effectively. This (separation of platform from product on said platform) is the basis for many proposals for breaking up "big tech" and is IMO the way to go.