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imagesIf you’re a Netflix subscriber, you hopefully are a fan of the service’s original content, because it’s got a lot planned in the coming years. Speaking to an investor group in New York, Netflix’s chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, said that his company’s five-year plan includes original content launches every two weeks.
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Sarandos said that his company will be spending billion per year on content, both original and licensed.
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Sarandos’ vision for Netflix’s future is even bigger, however. Said Sarandos:

“We see this [as Netflix becoming] the first global buyer of programming. We’re operating in 50 countries … and we went in preemptively and worked on those deals because of our confidence in [producer] Warner Bros. Television’s commitment to making [“Gotham’] a great show,”

Can Netflix meet its (increasingly expensive) ambitions, or will the company be forced to face reality as subscriber growth slows?

[via Home Media Magazine]

4 Responses to “Netflix Exec: We’ll Be First Global Buyer of Programming”

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    Vernon dent [visitor]

    Content is king!

    It will be interesting to see if Netflix can not only pick original programming that attracts subscribers, but also if the programming has legs and appeals world-wide by NOT being idiomatic nor provincial.

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    Billr100 [billr100]

    If the content is good, there is really no ceiling to how far netflix can take off in the market.

    Also, Bring Back Hemlock Grove!

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    Joe [visitor]

    6 billion? Thats alot hopefully it be great content

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    Janet Washer [visitor]

    Netflix just picked up “Longmire” after A&E dropped their #2 scripted drama because 1) too old viewer demographic and 2) Warner Horizon wouldn’t sell A&E the show. 36,000+ fans trended every week on Twitter until it was picked up. Netflix doesn’t work on advertising; they only care about subscriptions.