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Carrie and Disney Titles Linked to Prime Video and Primetime

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Titles related to Carrie and The Walt Disney Company are now connected to Primetime and Prime Video. According to one report, movies like Twilight and Hush were recommended on Netflix due to their timely connections to the Carrie series and the Primetime and Prime Video offerings.

From screenrant.com

Why it matters

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The connection of these titles to various streaming platforms suggests a major content licensing shift. This movement of intellectual property could affect the competitive position of Disney+ and Netflix in the streaming market.

From screenrant.com

Who's involved

  • CarrieThe subject of the titles being connected to streaming services.
  • The Walt Disney CompanyThe American multinational mass media company whose titles are involved.
  • NetflixThe subscription video on-demand service featuring the recommended titles.
  • Amazon Prime VideoThe American video streaming service distributing the Carrie miniseries.
  • Disney+The American video streaming service facing competitive pressure from content licensing.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

These are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.

  • The Walt Disney CompanySpeculative

    The Walt Disney Company might face changes in its core business due to an unprecedented licensing deal for the Ice Age franchise to Netflix.

  • Disney+Speculative

    Disney+ could see its competitive position erode via IP licensing to a rival streamer like Netflix.

  • NetflixSpeculative

    Netflix might see its market price and competitive position shift through the acquisition of content and promotion.

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