In the 2024 must-keep TV ranking, Netflix leads, and Prime Video is third, but Max and Hulu's values slip. New original content flow could be the cause unless a service has plenty of sports! https://lnkd.in/gZUWV2Ap
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Who Has the Best Economics in Convergent TV? Revenue per hour by TV content type, according to MoffettNathanson LLC: 1) Linear TV - $0.57 2) Peacock - $0.42 3) WarnerBros Discovery- $0.36 4) Hulu - $0.31 5) Disney+ - $0.28 6) Netflix - $0.27 Get all the numbers in our latest post: https://hubs.ly/Q02s5cBt0
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Just like we all end up turning into our parents, so it seems the sexy, young streaming businesses are beginning to resemble their older, wrinkled-up linear TV ancestors. A few cases in point👇: 1. The return of advertising ↳ First Netflix, then Amazon, then Disney+ 2. Bundled packages ↳ Sky bundling Paramount+ and Netflix ↳ Discovery bundling Disney+, Hulu and Max ↳ Comcast bundling Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV+) 3. Programming formats ↳ Live events (comedy, sports) ↳ Weekly episode drops, etc At this rate, it won't be long before Netflix relaunches Teletext... ---------------------------------- 🤓 Useful? Subscribe here for a weekly fix of media news every Tuesday: https://buff.ly/3JJTEBd
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💣 After dropping a bomb on traditional broadcast TV, are streamers like Netflix, Amazon and Disney learning lessons from old-school 'legacy media'? 📺 I find it fascinating that over the past few weeks and months many of the founding ideas of what streaming is seems to have begun to erode, or certainly evolve! Advertising has returned as a revenue stream. Streamers are looking for value - not just the BIG budget hits. Regional and national hits, with personality, are in vogue again. Could all of this help producers in the UK? Maybe, but it will take time. 📹 Be it true crime, popular science and history, reality, travel and so much more, UK producers are amongst the best in the world. My hope is that cost-effective, UK-specific content could bounce back in unscripted, and that we as an industry will still be here to service that! https://lnkd.in/ekpJDJQg
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Reed Hastings says that broadcast will be dead in 2 years. Last year he said that linear would be dead "over the next 5-10 years" but who's counting? We kicked that prediction around recently during the Streaming Media Magazine summit (link below). #netflix doesn't have a live #news or #sports product which could also explain why they're missing the linear/broadcast boat. Live news and sports don't typically experience churn rates assuming they offer compelling content 365 days a year. Truth be told - I'm a Netflix subscriber myself but I also watch a lot of linear and broadcast television. Something tells me we'll continue this debate long after Reed's initial prediction lapses. I'd still put Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK content on Netflix. Some viewers prefer to watch on their own schedules. Others will tune in appointment style to your linear channel(s). Pagination is the enemy in the world on #VOD. https://lnkd.in/e8-4tThy
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Only 18 Netflix originals this year have been viewed by more than 20% of the company’s US customers, more than 100 have been viewed by fewer than 1%. Fewer than 5% of the original programs on Netflix last year would have triggered performance bonuses under the new contract between the Writers Guild of America and major studios, according to research from Digital-i, a London-based data provider. In the first half of this year, about 5% of the new original titles on Netflix were seen by at least 20% of the service’s US users — meeting the agreed-on popularity threshold (streaming originals count as hit shows). #streaming #hollywood #studios #writers #actors #data #matrics #ott #svod #netflix
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We are all watching the collapse of traditional tv - as eyeballs and the advertisers continue to move over to streaming. But just how much of the TV playbook are these streamers drawing on? We may all be watching fresh content online. - but a lot of the popular content we are watching, the storytelling, the formats, the programming etc have their routes in network television. In this video Colin and Samir discuss how they see the future and where things might be heading. It's a battle of Netflix vs Youtube - but who will win, just what will the Youtube/Netflix killer look like? https://lnkd.in/dbvPPaSN
How YouTube accidentally beat Netflix
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Netflix: where TV shows go to…live! With the recent news of USA’s White Collar getting a reboot on the back of all its Netflix viewing, it presents an interesting conundrum for the industry. How does one balance exclusivity with the clear benefits of licensing? I think we’re learning that the industry went too far in the exclusivity direction. After all, what made Hulu so successful in the early days is that it was a one-stop-shop for all the primetime shows one might need to catch up on. Now I think the pendulum is starting to swing back the other way. Here’s some interesting data from Parrot Analytics on the ownership breakdown of Netflix’s library.
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Netflix telegraphing in leak via The Wall Street Journal that subscription prices will be on the rise again. After a quarter-century, it looks like media giants have stumbled onto a formula to finally kill the DVR ad-skipping first popularized by TiVo. First, they'll raise the prices of ad-free content to absurdly high levels, but will continue offering access to content in more affordable ad-supported venues. The result will be four-to-five content platforms that you pay to access (just as you paid for cable TV) that will also feature advertising. But streaming platform control will make it impossible to skip the ads. The death of the golden age of television is nigh. #OTT #Streaming #BusinessModels
WSJ News Exclusive | Netflix Plans to Raise Prices After Actors Strike Ends
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Just my opinion on the Charter/Spectrum - Disney Dispute... The entire system is broken. We have cable, Netflix, Amazon, The Disney bundle with hulu, Espn+, Disney and Apple TV. Then there is Paramount TV and Peacock... and more. The system is crashing with content and expenses. Cable has to offer an a la cart system and Disney is forcing a bundled agreement. Spectrum/Charter wants to tear downtime old system but Disney have its streaming to fall back on. My HOA has a bundled agreement with Spectrum. HBO, Showtime, Premium Cable, Internet, Home Phone and discount on Cellular. We are stuck without spending a lot more for HULU Live.. or YOuTube Live. Something has to change... and pain will come with the change... we are just at the beginning. Paramount will be next to fight cable.. then NBC - owned by Microsoft... I think Spectrum/Charter sees it al looming crashing down and is trying to get out in front of it.
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⚡ Streaming Execs think TV’s Future Looks a lot like its Past (WHAT?! Who would have thought that?! 🙋♀️ ) 🤑 The New York Times interviewed many of the industry’s big names — including Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, Amazon’s Prime Video head Mike Hopkins, and IAC chairman Barry Diller — about what they think comes next. There seemed to be broad agreement on most of the big themes: More ads, higher prices, and fewer big swings on prestige TV. These changes are all united by the shift toward profitability, rather than growth-at-all-costs. 🌟 The growth of ad-supported streaming could also affect the kinds of movies and shows that get produced, since advertisers generally want to reach a mass audience — think of the heyday of ad-supported network TV, with its endless shows about doctors and cops, compared to the more ambitious fare on subscription-supported HBO. 🌊 More future entertainment news tomorrow morning in your inbox >> https://lnkd.in/dBym-cqu
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