[ SECRET POST #4315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4315 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

a lot of content producers are, let's face it, NOT going to be able to gain a significant foothold in online distribution.

This doesn't seem obviously true to me? I mean, it's not really a technical challenge at this point. It's mostly a question of price points and competition in the market place and whether your catalog is big enough / valuable enough to make it work.

[(Anonymous)]

That's why I said "significant". Putting your stuff online is relatively easy. Getting people to watch it is a separate issue. Getting people to watch it AND pay for it is yet another. The advantage of Netflix is that is offers a lot of content for a relatively low price, a one stop shop for a lot of viewers. That's one of the keys to its success. Smaller content producers who say, only want to make one show are going to face a much harder struggle to find their audience.