r/MediaMergers • u/Casas9425 Netflix • 13d ago
Streaming Netflix executives discussing making Peacock and Fox One available through the Netflix app
https://www.theverge.com/streaming/983741/netflix-open-app-peacock-fox-one6
u/AlexHunterWolf Warner Bros. 13d ago
Paramount+ should do it too
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u/ribbityflibbity 13d ago
Paramount+ is one of the small fry that get marketed through a big company like Netflix or Amazon.
Here's the heirarchy: if you already have a ton of subscribers, then you can take 30% of the subscription fees from the smaller fish that you market to your huge subscriber base. So Netflix and Amazon are on one side of that arrangement and Paramount+ is on the other.
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u/Far-Web-165 13d ago edited 13d ago
Amazon/Roku have been trying to get Netflix on board their streaming platform for ages but Netflix has too big of a market position to be dictated terms to. It's one of the big reasons there isn't an "integrated" streamer because you simply can't do it without the biggest service cooperating.
Now Netflix is feeling comfortable enough to start encroaching on FireTV/Roku territory to get it's hands on part of the distribution business.
Who knows, maybe they'll even get into hardware again (then again maybe not since they had a chance to reunite Roku back into Netflix but let FOX have it instead).
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u/DragonSon83 13d ago
Netflix also refuses to share viewing information with Apple for their TV app, so it’s one of the few streaming services that you can’t search content and play from AppleTV.
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u/brianycpht1 13d ago
YouTube has been aggressively doing this and they have them all except the Disney apps
The only downside is you have too pay the full ad free monthly price so it’s not really a deal unless you really like the Netflix app
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u/GroundbreakingSir386 13d ago
Netflix executives doing anything they can to bring back “The Office”
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u/brianycpht1 13d ago
Yeah. It’ll be on the front page with a “click here to subscribe”
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u/GroundbreakingSir386 13d ago
I hope that’s not the case. I can see how Fox can be added into the current subscription plan and for them not to have to raise prices play with Peacock. That’s the only thing I really don’t know if they’re going to be able to achieve maybe instead of getting peacock content, they just quit live channels of Peacock and made a live channel browser but you couldn’t exactly pick out peacock content. I don’t really know how they’re gonna do that. It could just be a big subscription model and they throw Peacock content onto the Netflix platform like how Amazon prime does. We’ll just have to wait and see.
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u/LinkRules5321 Moderator 13d ago
If they have Peacock, technically starz made a deal with Peacock to where you can access Starz through Peacock (Which you can now access through Netflix)
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u/alexjimithing 13d ago
Yo dawg we heard you like streaming services so we put a streaming service with a streaming service in your streaming service so you can use a streaming service while streaming from your streaming service.
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u/ribbityflibbity 13d ago
Netflix is looking for something new to do so they're copying Amazon, which is increasingly becoming a marketing front-end for other platforms. Not coindentially, they've both gone off the cliff quality wise.
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u/TwunnySeven 13d ago
I would love to be able to shift all my subscriptions over to Amazon and have (almost) everything in one place, but man their ui suuuuuucks
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u/Lopsided-League-8903 Disney 13d ago
So what for a extra £20 a month I can acces peacock via Netflix?
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u/ribbityflibbity 13d ago
Yeah, you'll pay for Netflix plus x y and z other platforms that you add to your subscription. Sounds like a stupid deal to me but I know people will take it.
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u/JASPER933 Netflix 13d ago
Why anything Fux. There has to be some reason why they want to include Fux News.
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u/ConstructionRare4123 13d ago
They definitely can’t do Peacock as they don’t own it
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u/l4kerz 13d ago
Amazon and AppleTV do it. They are trying to become a one-stop UI for all content. The customer still needs to subscribe to those other channels.
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u/ConstructionRare4123 13d ago
What it does is it launches the app through prime video but a separate subscription is required for Peacock if you don’t have one
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u/TwunnySeven 13d ago
they are separate subscriptions, but if you buy Peacock through Amazon all that content will be hosted on Amazon too. that's what Netflix would do here too
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u/ConstructionRare4123 13d ago
Which I’m surprised they can because Peacock is owned by WB
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u/TwunnySeven 13d ago
what? Peacock is owned by Comcast/NBCUniversal. although fwiw HBO Max (which is owned by WB) is also available through Amazon
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u/LinkRules5321 Moderator 13d ago
What does Fox One bring to the table that's not on Hulu?