Music relies on antique policy the likes of which will never happen again. Even then, newer performers (being exempt from said policy) constantly refuse to allo

Music relies on antique policy the likes of which will never happen again. Even then, newer performers (being exempt from said policy) constantly refuse to allow their music on Spotify, it makes the headlines multiple times a year. With music dying, it's all moot anyway. >Also, it used to work like that in the early days of Netflix Back when producers thought Netflix was some sort of joke that would soon blow over. Now that they realize that it's the only way forward, they don't want to be on Netflix, they want to *BE* Netflix. And so it can't work anymore. And you wouldn't want that anyway. Netflix doesn't fund any of their own shows longer than 2 years, and that's for their own. Why the hell would they fund some other producer's show for longer, what with the added overhead of it being NIH? "Netflix with everything" would be the Soviet cornucopia of television.