Ads are slowly rolling out across a number of streaming services, as Disney announced its plan to run ads on Disney+ on March 4.
Since March, we’ve been announcing the possibility of including a cheap but commercialized version of Netflix in early 2020 to increase its user base, although the company’s CEO, Reed Hastings, dismissed the possibility. .
They were wrong. He became the CEO of Netflix, announcing that the platform will integrate a new subscription to the advertising cost at a lower price. Knowing this and do not panic, all other subscriptions will remain the same and of course they won’t integrate ads.
Positioning with some sensitive issues such as the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, price increases in different packages and shared profiles, it seems that the company has no choice if it tries to recover.
For now, No information on the price of the new Netflix plannor is it about details like whether or how often ads will appear in all movies, TV shows and TV shows. Yes, it’s true that if we focus on the UK, there is already talk of £5 which would be just under €6 when converted to euros.
This would make little sense as the basic subscription is €7.99 which isn’t a huge savings for having to show ads during the episode or movie. At least we hope it will be reduced by half or less.
Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, said the new offer will go live.Soon or later”, however, he explained that the first version will likely be open to adjustments. It is expected to be implemented over the next year or two years at the latest.
“The first thing we do is not represent what the product will ultimately be. I want the product to be better than television.” Add.
Source: Computer Hoy
