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Some companies (e.g. Netflix) seem to operate as if there's always a war going on. Its probably good for a lot of companies to adopt a wartime mentality every
by devmunchies 7y ago
Some companies (e.g. Netflix) seem to operate as if there's always a war going on.
Its probably good for a lot of companies to adopt a wartime mentality every once in a while.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoI think it needs to be a deliberate choice with an understanding of upsides and downsides of the approach. As far as I know Netflix knows what they are doing. Other companies often don’t.
- aidenn0 7y agoThe day it became obvious that streaming was the future, Netflix was immediately at war, because at some point, in a streaming world, there is no reason not for d2c streaming, and Netflix owned zero content.
- reificator 7y agoExcept that d2c streaming implies fragmentation, and as more streaming services emerge it seems that piracy is back on the rise. Perhaps Netflix offered something unique, or perhaps paying one provider and using one app is more of a benefit than it's given credit for.