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Of course they do. If they ever have any hope of improving margins, they need to argue that “our curation drives content discovery” to get better deals out of
by RC_ITR 5y ago
Of course they do.
If they ever have any hope of improving margins, they need to argue that “our curation drives content discovery” to get better deals out of content providers.
- forgotmysn 5y agothey've abandoned the content acquisition strategy. that went out the boat a long time ago. netflix is a content creation company now, competing with HBO, NBC, etc.
- wikfwikf 5y agoThat doesn't change the value they provide to the people actually making the shows. As a producer/show runner, who would you rather make a series for, Netflix or a streaming service you've never heard of? Which would you accept less money upfront from? Suppose you choose Netflix to fund your philosophical sci-fi show? Netflix tell you they will put it at the top of the main menu for everyone who's ever watched the new Star Trek as long as you agree to X. Do you agree to X?
- RC_ITR 5y agoThank you. It's always a struggle to communicate to people in 'labor' industries that creative content is ruled by 'talent,' so even if you employ the 'talent,' they still have the upper-hand as the owners of their IP and abilities.