I was hoping someone would highlight the other looming issue with Netflix.
It's like they're gunning to become the Netscape Navigator of streaming services. An OG, but obsolete.
They pioneered streaming TV & Movies. I get the need to develop their own studio to produce original content due to licensing withdrawals from major studios wanting to capitalize on their content via their own streaming services. Some of them are now figuring out it's not as lucrative as they projected, i.e. Disney+ & HBO Max - licensing was more cost-effective.
But Netflix failed with their original content by creating a graveyard of unfinished stories as their content library.
When they implode no studio will be interested in their volume of half assed productions.
Now they decide it's prudent to antagonize their already disgruntled consumers? Again, an OG, but obsolete.
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I was hoping someone would highlight the other looming issue with Netflix.
It's like they're gunning to become the Netscape Navigator of streaming services. An OG, but obsolete.
They pioneered streaming TV & Movies. I get the need to develop their own studio to produce original content due to licensing withdrawals from major studios wanting to capitalize on their content via their own streaming services. Some of them are now figuring out it's not as lucrative as they projected, i.e. Disney+ & HBO Max - licensing was more cost-effective.
But Netflix failed with their original content by creating a graveyard of unfinished stories as their content library.
When they implode no studio will be interested in their volume of half assed productions.
Now they decide it's prudent to antagonize their already disgruntled consumers? Again, an OG, but obsolete.