Netflix may launch reality shows and other types of programs through live streamin
The Deadline website has obtained information alleging that Netflix plans to use live streaming technology to launch unscripted reality shows and other types of programs to create a new viewing experience and business model.
According to the report, Netflix will likely produce the upcoming dance show “Dance 100” in the form of live streaming, as well as the live improv show Netflix Is A Joke Festival. Real-time live streaming allows viewers to watch more realistic content rather than pre-recorded productions.
As far as relevant news is concerned, there is no clear launch time for this feature, but it is expected to be launched in the near future. At the same time, the report also stated that only a small number of teams within Netflix have invested in the development of this technology application, but it is only at an early stage.
The addition of live streaming technology application content means that Netflix will be able to develop more live program content, thereby attracting more viewers to watch online at the same time, to increase the number of subscribers, even more, business models can be created through real-time online interaction, such as increasing product shopping guides, advertising exposure, etc.
In previous news, it was revealed that Netflix will announce the launch of a service version that supports advertising costs by the end of this year, and also expects to charge additional usage fees for subscribers who share accounts with others for a long time to improve the current decline in subscribers.
