Where will The Office, Friends, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Supernatural be in five years?
Disney is set to take full control of Hulu, which means many beloved NBC shows currently streaming on the platform will disappear by 2024. Between that and AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson confirming that some of WarnerMedia’s most popular series would leave Netflix to land exclusively on the company’s upcoming streaming service, the future of streaming is about to change.
Or to put it simply, the streaming world that most cord-cutting consumers have grown to know over the last few years is coming to an end.
Licensing details have become excruciatingly complicated. The reason for this is because some studios don’t own the distribution rights to their shows that have wound up on independent streaming services. For example, Friends was an NBC...