The media mogul, Rupert Murdock's mantra is "Content is King." NetFlix seems to have taken that to heart with series like "House of Cards" and now with its "Marco Polo" and "Crouching Tigers, Hidden Dragon 2." NetFlix chief content officer Ted Sarandos tells Matt Garrahan, the FT's Global Media Editor, talks about the video streaming service's plans and reasoning in this Dec 3rd, 2014 video (4:56 minutes.)
The movie industry's business model has been evolving rapidly driven by the digital technology revolution.
Showing posts with label business models. Show all posts
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Friday, June 21, 2013
The Battle of Airline Business Models: Southwest Is On A Rocky Mountain High
There are three main approaches to running an airline: those of international, full service trunk carriers, low cost, reasonably priced, user friendly carriers, and no frills, charge for every thing carriers. All three business models are competing head to head in the Denver market. Southwest had long shunned Denver. But the Wall Street Journal's Middle Seat columnist Scott McCartney tells how Southwest bit the bullet in 2006. In Denver, it competes directly with the other two business models represented by United and Frontier.
Which business model will out? Scott McCartney writes the whole airline industry are are follwing the battle of Denver which is a fascinating microcosm of the industry. By one measure, Southwest has moved ahead:
Which business model will out? Scott McCartney writes the whole airline industry are are follwing the battle of Denver which is a fascinating microcosm of the industry. By one measure, Southwest has moved ahead:
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