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Netflix is looking to hire an executive to oversee an expansion into video games.
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) May 21, 2021
Reminds me of how iQiyi has been doing this in China for a while. https://t.co/NYqgtzBNe3
Every time I explain game streaming to non-techies, I start by describing it as Netflix for gaming. https://t.co/472pVQd5p5
— Ian Sherr (@iansherr) May 21, 2021
Media bundles of the future will be multi-media & audience-focused rather than multi-audience & medium-focused.
— Rameez (@rameeztase) May 21, 2021
It's a folly to assume video-only will prevail in a world where technology means distribution of video, audio, text, interactive can happen on the same surface. https://t.co/XbpFUQ0IIs
Reed Hastings, June 2020: "Video games, a great and interesting area...But Ted's got big plans to spend future billions in our movies, in series, in animation. And so we've got lots of places to put the money.
— julia alexander (@loudmouthjulia) May 21, 2021
Netflix, today: https://t.co/I2EzF5tlnI
This week in news:
— julia alexander (@loudmouthjulia) May 21, 2021
AT&T is a phone company again
Netflix is now a games company
Disney is back to being a parks company
And ViacomCBS is just honored to be considered https://t.co/w4rib6mmaw
I love the beautiful irony of Epic and Apple lawyers spending nearly four weeks using Netflix as an example when debating whether something is a game or not, only to end with Netflix going, "Actually, we're gonna be a games company, too."https://t.co/I2EzF5tlnI
— julia alexander (@loudmouthjulia) May 21, 2021
Netflix is flirting with the idea of creating an "Apple Arcade"-like experience.
— gene park (@GenePark) May 21, 2021
Until I see some actual results (and then some), I'll be pretty skeptical, but maybe they'll do what Amazon and Google can't. https://t.co/w0JFDP4IVl
I guess all those investor calls of Reed Hastings saying Netflix’s biggest competition is video games are finally resulting in a new strategy: https://t.co/Eml5XBYuJc pic.twitter.com/P5TfK9PBUN
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) May 21, 2021
Netflix is Looking to Expand Its Gaming Efforts | @GameRanthttps://t.co/nzuLpC6ZkC #greasygamer
— T20 The Old Drunken Gamer (ODG) (@olddrunkengamer) May 21, 2021
Media scoop Friday at @theinformation.https://t.co/ysXcvwYwpx @nickwingfield@jtoonkelhttps://t.co/ft4kQVtggg@sizpatel @jtoonkel
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) May 21, 2021
Netflix is looking to hire an executive to oversee an expansion into video games.
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) May 21, 2021
Reminds me of how iQiyi has been doing this in China for a while. https://t.co/NYqgtzBNe3
Netflix is looking to hire an executive to oversee an expansion into videogames
— PS5 Only (@PS5only) May 21, 2021
Thoughts ?
Bare in mind, Sony has a great working relationship with Netflix already established. https://t.co/Ey0OIekPDS @PlayStation @netflix #Netflix #Games #Netflix pic.twitter.com/vMyU9LTpRz
If Netflix is expanding into games, can we still call Xbox Game Pass the Netflix of gaming?
— Dom (@DomsPlaying) May 21, 2021
If so, does Netflix then become the Xbox Game Pass of gaming?
?https://t.co/VHFG4rFaWd
One difficult part of valuation is accounting for unpredictable value creation that may occur in as yet non-visible opportunities. It is easy to ignore these “options” but also easy to overvalue them. Key point is they are real and should be considered. https://t.co/SGOBCihGty
— Ensemble Capital (@IntrinsicInv) May 21, 2021
Netflix is flirting with the idea of creating an "Apple Arcade"-like experience.
— gene park (@GenePark) May 21, 2021
Until I see some actual results (and then some), I'll be pretty skeptical, but maybe they'll do what Amazon and Google can't. https://t.co/w0JFDP4IVl
App Store wars get spicier https://t.co/Iz7Q9VyDOR
— alex hern (@alexhern) May 21, 2021
Netflix is looking to hire an executive to oversee an expansion into videogames https://t.co/pLzkLcehjq
— Anthony DeRosa ? (@Anthony) May 21, 2021
Netflix is looking to hire a gaming executive to ramp up its gaming efforts exclusive by "scoop" @jtoonkel and @nickwingfield https://t.co/OEvYUxhpZT
— Martin Peers (@mvpeers) May 21, 2021
Netflix seeking executive to lead videogame expansion - reporthttps://t.co/zq97vJeyD8https://t.co/40hEdrE9Fm pic.twitter.com/R7ecR5MVFS
— AllGamesDelta (@AllGamesDelta_) May 21, 2021
ゲームの時代が来るのかもしれない
— Zaran (@ZaranJr) May 22, 2021
そこにunityがいるかわからないけど決算が好調な限りは握り続けたいhttps://t.co/eWc59l90a6
Netflixがビデオゲーム領域への拡大をするための経営メンバーを探している。
— Tetsuro Miyatake (@tmiyatake1) May 22, 2021
これはNetflixとしては正しい戦略。ゲームがカルチャーになり始めている中、IPをより好きになるチャンスにもなる。https://t.co/434r887H5p
Netflix is looking to hire an executive to oversee an expansion into videogames
— Idle Sloth (@IdleSloth84) May 21, 2021
Source:https://t.co/Q6ZN4nSmTz pic.twitter.com/Zr0mQVynoA
Netflixがゲーム領域への本格進出に向け幹部採用中https://t.co/qCgqlPhOdr
— Strainer スタートアップ (@strainer_2nd) May 21, 2021
I guess all those investor calls of Reed Hastings saying Netflix’s biggest competition is video games are finally resulting in a new strategy: https://t.co/Eml5XBYuJc pic.twitter.com/P5TfK9PBUN
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) May 21, 2021