the issue here is that the content producers have long followed a model where they want to make things as complicated as possible. many distribution channels wi

the issue here is that the content producers have long followed a model where they want to make things as complicated as possible. many distribution channels with different pricing models and different time and geographic windows. they want to squeeze every last drop out of their portfolio. they also want the agency to renegotiate distribution at the drop of a hat, and to do as many experiments with bundling and marketing as they can. so unless you own the whole thing soup to nuts ala Netflix (which is apparently really running out of resources to produce decent content), idk what a distributor is going to able to do here