Aucune acquisition de biens linéaires – Deadline

Aucune acquisition de biens linéaires – Deadline

Netflix excludes the acquisition of linear assets

Netflix is often mentioned as a potential buyer of major Hollywood studios, but the company has made it clear that it is not interested in acquiring linear assets. This is reflected in the company’s fourth-quarter financials, which showed that Netflix added 13 million subscribers during the quarter, a figure that far exceeded expectations.

The company also stated that it believes that further consolidation in the entertainment industry will not significantly change the competitive landscape. This was emphasized in light of recent M&A discussions that have dominated Hollywood in recent months, including Viacom and CBS merging, Disney acquiring some of Fox’s assets, and the deal for AT&T to acquire Warner Bros.

Challenges in the entertainment industry

Despite the ongoing rumors of potential mergers such as a tie-up between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount, Netflix expects the entertainment industry to remain highly competitive. The company pointed to the franchise strength and programming expertise of traditional entertainment companies and continued heavy investment from large tech players as factors contributing to the competitiveness of the industry.

Notably, Netflix maintained a focus on continuing to improve its entertainment offering and invest in content, even as some competitors reduce their content spend. The company emphasized that the competition for people’s time extends beyond traditional entertainment, including other forms of media, gaming, and social platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

In summary, Netflix’s current stance indicates that it is committed to maintaining its position in the market and continuing to invest in its slate of entertainment content.

Source : deadline.com

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