"Netflix may be challenged to retain some of its most appealing content when Starz renews its Disney distribution deal, which expires in 2012," says Lazard Capital Markets analyst Barton Crockett.
I log in to Netflix and it says:
This week Netflix members are watching "Monsters Inc"
Anyone know how the licensing agreements work for netflix to stream the content? Think it's a flat rate (Netflix can steam a movie to an unlimited number of customers by paying X dollars) or does Netflix pay-per-stream?
Either way, the service is very affordable and user friendly. Gotta love it!
Way to go Disney. Gotta love these corporations trying to squeeze blood from a penny!
Originally posted by SProdigy:Exactly....what is wrong with these people? Netflix streaming is exploding. Why ruin a good thing? Everything is "more money" bottom line. It'll never end....more money....higher profits...gimme gimme gimme....we only made $1 billion in profits this year? We need to make more! Raise the bar, set the new standard! We promised the shareholders 20% more! The customers can eat it...
Way to go Disney. Gotta love these corporations trying to squeeze blood from a penny!
Interesting idea - Try to dictate how a market you don't understand will work. That strategy has been such a success for the record labels I can't see how this could possibly backfire.