Du jeu à « Fast Laughs », Netflix a élargi ses offres ces derniers mois au milieu d’une énorme baisse des abonnements des utilisateurs.

Maintenant, un nouveau rapport affirme que Netflix explore une autre nouvelle voie : la diffusion en direct.

Le rapport, par Deadline, affirme que Netflix envisage de diffuser en direct ses émissions non scénarisées et ses émissions spéciales.

Cette capacité signifierait également que Netflix pourrait inclure le vote en direct pour les compétitions et les programmes de télé-réalité, y compris The Circle.

Un nouveau rapport affirme que Netflix explore la diffusion en direct de ses émissions non scénarisées et de ses émissions spéciales

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Selon Deadline, Netflix a confirmé qu’il en était aux « premières étapes de développement » pour la diffusion en direct.

“ Cette décision ouvre la possibilité de commander une toute nouvelle série de séries non scénarisées pour utiliser la technologie, en l’alignant sur les réseaux linéaires, qui diffusent souvent des émissions spéciales en direct pour les grandes séries de compétition telles que American Idol et Dancing with the Stars d’ABC. , qui passe à Disney + », indique le rapport.

La diffusion en direct peut être utilisée de différentes manières sur la plate-forme.

Les réunions pour des émissions telles que Love Is Blind ou Selling Sunset pourraient être diffusées en direct, tandis que des compétitions et des émissions de talents telles que The Circle pourraient avoir un vote en direct.

Il pourrait également être utilisé pour diffuser en direct Netflix Is A Joke – son festival de comédie en direct mettant en vedette plus de 130 artistes, dont Larry David, Pete Davidson et Snoop Dogg.

‘Dans le futur, [Netflix} could potentially air shows live, albeit with a few seconds delay in case things get saucy,’ Deadline wrote.

Meanwhile, one of the most obvious options would be to live-stream sports, following the success of programmes such as Formula 1: Drive to Survive. 

Unfortunately, a timeline and further details for the project remain unclear, although MailOnline has contacted Netflix for comment.

The report comes shortly after Netflix sped up plans to introduce a cheaper, advert-subsidised plan for users who are perhaps contemplating cancelling the Streaming service, as it tries to shake off a shockingly bad first quarter.

Reunions for shows such as Love Is Blind or Selling Sunset (pictured) could be streamed live, while competition and talent shows such as The Circle could have live voting

Netflix on April 19 announced it had lost 200,000 subscribers in the first three months of the year – the first time in a decade their numbers have fallen, and a dramatic reversal of their aim of adding 2.5 million.

They said they expect to lose two million more in the second quarter, and the share price fell significantly, wiping away roughly $70 billion in the company’s market capitalisation.

In response, Reed Hastings, Netflix‘s co-chief executive, said the company was considering introducing adverts on a cheaper subscription package, and would ‘figure it out over the next year or two.’

A note to employees, obtained by The New York Times on Tuesday, showed the pace of the proposal has drastically accelerated, and the new cheaper offering will be brought in in the final quarter.

‘Yes, it’s fast and ambitious and it will require some trade-offs,’ the note said.

‘Every major Streaming company excluding Apple has or has announced an ad-supported service,’ the note said.

‘For good reason, people want lower-priced options.’ 

Netflix‘s share value plummeted after the April 19 announcement of 200,000 lost subscribers

Data from Similarweb shows global sign-ups declined 16% during the first quarter, with decreases of 4% and 19% in U.S./Canada and International, respectively

Netflix is also being sued by investors who claim the Streaming giant misled them about subscriber growth in the six months before it reported the loss of subscribers, leading to a plunge in stock price. 

The lawsuit, which seeks class action status, was filed in San Francisco federal court alleging that Netflix violated U.S. securities laws by making ‘materially false and/or misleading statements’ and because it ‘failed to disclose material adverse facts about the company’s business, operations and prospects.’

The lead plaintiff ‘Pirani v. Netflix Inc et al’ is Fiyyaz Pirani, a trustee of Imperium Irrevocable Trust, which is a Netflix shareholder, is named in the lawsuit that seeks damages for declines in the company’s share price this year after the company missed its subscriber growth estimates. 

The lawsuit was filed just days after it was reported by Deadline that Netflix had dropped Meghan Markle’s animated series as part of a wave of cutbacks prompted by the Streaming service’s drop in subscribers. 

Filed by a Texas-based investment trust, the lawsuit accused Los Gatos, California-based Netflix and its top executives of failing to disclose that its growth was slowing amid increased competition and that it was losing subscribers on a net basis.

The lawsuit seeks damages for investors who traded Netflix shares between October 19, 2021 and April 19, 2022 – which include ‘compensatory damages’ with an ‘amount to be proven at trial.’

WHAT ARE THE VIDEO Streaming OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO UK CUSTOMERS?

Netflix 

Price: From £6.99 a month  

Hit shows: 

Amazon Prime 

Price: £7.99 per month OR £79 per year

Hit shows: 

• Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan
• The Boys  

Apple TV+

Price: £4.99 a month 

Hit shows: 

• Ted Lasso 
• For All Mankind  

Disney+

Price: £7.99 a month OR £79.90 a year

Hit shows:

• The Mandalorian 
• The Simpsons  

NOW TV

Price: From £9.99 a month

Hit shows: 

• Game of Thrones 
• Chernobyl  

hayu 

Price: £4.99 a month

Hit shows: 

• Keeping up with the Kardashians
• Made in Chelsea  

BritBox

Price: £5.99 a month 

Hit shows: 

• Spitting Image 
• Midsomer Murders  

Prices correct as of April 2022 

SOURCE : Reviews News

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