While Netflix may be improving its content deals and trade plus $200 a share - but this is no real threat to the major media companies, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes obtaining supports.
"It is a bit like, is the Albanian army is going to take over the world." Bewkes tells the New York Times. "I so think."
Bewkes attributed much of the growth of Netflix to an agreement with Chris Albrecht - run Starz which expires next year. The partnership has given rights Netflix movies from Sony and Disney to its network, which cut in pay television revenue streams. Netflix has paid 25 million per year.
"Why should anyone subscribe Starz when they can essentially get something for nothing." Bewkes says, adding she rocked to collect subscriber fees cable television business model. "That doesn't make much sense."
Media Analyst Michael Nathanson also called probably "one willing agreements." never Starz gives content useful for tens of millions of dollars. »
Bewkes points in the media industry originally embrace Netflix as a store DVD rental without providing the company would eventually chip into a profitable DVD sales industry recorded revenues long-standing. Now Netflix is threatening the same for cable television.
"Once the place on Netflix, you really cannot sell anywhere elsewhere," said Bewkes, HBO launches HBO GO online to subscribers. The industry is also working together to launch TV everywhere to provide subscribers with verified cable access network programming.
"This was a time of experimentation, and I think comes to an end," said Netflix Bewkes.
A conference earlier this month UBS, called Bewkes Netflix offers $ 100,000, an episode of from broadcast TV shows "lean".
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