lost in space will be on netflix on august 17, 2018.
when will lost in space be on netflix?
august 17, 2018
netflix currently has exclusive pay tv deals with several studios. the pay tv deals give netflix exclusive streaming rights while adhering to the structures of traditional pay tv terms. netflix's united states library includes newer releases from relativity media and its subsidiary rogue pictures, as well as dreamworks animation (until may 2018, when the studio signed a new contract with hulu), open road films (though this deal expired in 2017; showtime has assumed pay television rights), universal animation (for animated films declined by hbo), filmdistrict, the weinstein company (one of whose founders, harvey weinstein, has been accused of sexual harassment as of 2017 (see harvey weinstein sexual abuse allegations), causing netflix to withdraw from hosting the 75th golden globe awards with twc, and ending its golden globes partnership with the mini-major film studio), sony pictures animation, and the walt disney studios (until 2019) catalog.
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netflix had a partnership with televisa, that allowed netflix to stream television content produced by televisa. until 2016, when televisa realized people watched more netflix than cable television. to re-gain all their lost viewers, televisa decided to remove all its original content from netflix in order to create its own netflix-like streaming service, which was called blim. soon after televisa announced blim, mexican audiences began mocking televisa through memes that strongly opinionated and mocked televisa for producing lesser quality original content in comparison to the more critically netflix original content. netflix itself released an ad which made fun of televisa's original content, and criticized bilm and televisa for the perceived lesser quality of their content, as well as for removing their content from netflix. the ad featured a man being sad because televisa original content was removed, and his mom looking weird at him. televisa retaliated by releasing an ad, where a look-like man dressed the same as the man who was sad in netflix's ad, was happy for buying blim. however televisa's ad did not got the response it expected, because the ad only caused televisa to get even more not favorable criticisms in comparison to netflix. causing blim and televisa to be even more heavily criticized for not understanding millennials, some which were as far as thanking televisa for removing their content from netflix. the main argument against televisa, was people arguing there was no need to pay for a streaming service, in order to see series, that are available to watch without even needing to buy cable in the first place.
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