The ‘streaming’ sector is not going through its best moment and There are several companies that have decided to cut expenses or look for new sources of incomeFor example, monetizing accounts previously shared by users for free as Netflix has done. Warner Bros. Discovery began, after the merger, to give the first steps of a new strategy with the launch of Max, the service that has the catalogs of both companies which already works in the US and which will gradually replace HBO Max. And his adviser David Zaslav announced since he took office that he was willing to give up exclusivity.
The content license to continue obtaining performance from your own content that has already been exploited on your platform it’s something we’ve mostly seen in the case of smaller streaming services who sell distribution rights to streaming giants to obtain not only more income, but also notoriety. The striking thing about this agreement is that for the first time it occurs between two of the largest platforms They are also competitors.
The dramatic comedy created by Issa Rae ‘Insecure’ has already been released on Netflix and after it will come others like the warlike ‘Blood Brothers’ and ‘The Pacific’, ‘Six feet underground’ and ‘Ballers’. In addition, outside the United States ‘Ture Blood’ will also arrive on Netflix.
The Award-winning and nominated for no less than 14 Emmy Awards, ‘Insecure’ follows two friends to reflect the reality that black people live and especially women. Set in Los Angeles, it stars the creator herself and Yvonne Orji in the role of Molly. The cast also features Jay Ellis, Natasha Rothwell and Amanda Seales and the story takes place over five seasons.
