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Variety and Other PMX Brands Set Video Licensing Pact With Netflix

Netflix is expanding into shorter video content through new licensing agreements with major publishers including Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.

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The brief

Netflix has entered into video licensing pacts with PMX brands and other leading publishers. These deals enable the streaming platform to host content from outlets such as Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and Eater.

Coverage from TechCrunch, Business Insider, and other trade publications emphasizes Netflix's move toward shorter video episodes. According to Business Insider, the strategy is an attempt to claw viewing time away from YouTube.

Future developments center on how Netflix integrates these shorter formats from various publishers into its existing content library.

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Quick answers

Which publishers are included in the Netflix deal?

Partners include Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Eater, and other PMX brands.

What type of content is Netflix acquiring?

Netflix is focusing on shorter video content and short episodes.

What is the strategic goal of these partnerships?

According to Business Insider, Netflix is looking to compete for viewing time currently spent on YouTube.

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Netflix Variety The Hollywood Reporter Eater PMX Brands

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