Why video streaming platforms “fight for exclusive content” while music streaming platforms provide almost the same content ?
If I want to watch a marvel movie I need a subscription to disney+, if I want to watch the boys it’s on prime video, if it’s sex education it’s on netflix.
I’m willing to pay 50€/month for a service that provides everything but that doesn’t exist… (I know I can subscribe to almost everything at this price, but there’s too much trouble switching between apps to find a specific movie). So the question is “why it is this way for video and the other way for music ?”
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Because the likes of Disney took a look at the success of Netflix and decided they could make more money by selling their own streaming service rather than selling rights to their movies on someone else’s.
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