Streaming Is Changing How Companies Make Money, For Better Or Worse

The video discusses the evolving landscape of the streaming industry, highlighting the shift towards ad-supported models due to financial pressures. It examines the challenges of producing original content, where subscriber growth is prioritized over popularity. The video also explores the intense competition for existing shows and movies, emphasizing the importance of large content libraries and industry consolidation. The broader competition now includes social media platforms, expanding the entertainment universe.

What changes are streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney Plus making in response to subscriber trends?

How does the cancellation of shows differ between streaming services and traditional cable networks?

In what ways are streaming services prioritizing new subscribers over existing ones?

What are the implications of platforms paying production companies all fees upfront?

What role do old shows and movies play in the competition among streaming platforms?