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From the article it sounds like this may have as much been Netflix fault as Warner Bros. It isn't ideal for any one company to have exclusive access: "Netflix
by ry0ohki 13y ago
From the article it sounds like this may have as much been Netflix fault as Warner Bros. It isn't ideal for any one company to have exclusive access:
"Netflix contacted Mashable to state that it prefers to license TV shows and movies “on an exclusive basis… [to] provide a unique experience” "
- pekk 13y agoIn that case, maybe someone should aggregate Netflix content together with content from other sources... I'll call it "Netflix"
- swamp40 13y agoI see two possibilities: 1) Netflix turned down a reasonable new "non-exclusive" contract from Warner Bros. 2) Netflix came up with its "prefer to license ... on an exclusive basis" policy as a face-saving measure after Warner Bros refused to renew the contract.