important (under-radar) ntek-development (for discussion). if you research hhse. you'll see content-quality improvements. many vodwiz titles may not be "suitable" for ultraflix (commercial appeal pov). but hhse has 3 new theatricals (by way of example). one just came out. two more ( "bonobos" and "the algerian" ) with commercial appeal. could make their way onto ultraflix
hhse already has "cook county" on ultraflix. if the relationship progresses (hhse now has 14 titles in walmart/target/et. al. - some now visible/available on vodwiz http://vodwiz.com/ ). then its reasonable to assume hhse will write 4k rights into future licensing deals. and they'll appear on ultraflix too
perhaps hhse will launch a "vodwiz+" ultraflix channel. like "armada tv". like "iron dragon tv" (speculation on my part)
there are more signs their joint venture may be heading in this direction. just another piece of a bigger picture/puzzle. another wrinkle. deal. another relationship ntek has been cultivating
hhse could easily put another 5-10 titles up on vodwiz by eoy. and 20-50/yr thereafter. best part? it doesn't cost ntek any licensing fees (which can be enormous - my research shows over $100k/mo for current a-list content. plus percentage of rake. that's a ton of hits just to break even)
so these kinds of deals are important. fly under the radar. maybe more important to longer-term thinking stock-holders. they add much needed "decent to higher-quality" content. volume. theatrical grade titles and relevance. without additional/upfront costs (may be best part)
just to name one major benefit. there are others (imho). cultivating a content-source like this is a smart strategy for ntek. far less risk. no capital expenditures. more content (huge)
again. just my pov
hhse already has "cook county" on ultraflix. if the relationship progresses (hhse now has 14 titles in walmart/target/et. al. - some now visible/available on vodwiz http://vodwiz.com/ ). then its reasonable to assume hhse will write 4k rights into future licensing deals. and they'll appear on ultraflix too
perhaps hhse will launch a "vodwiz+" ultraflix channel. like "armada tv". like "iron dragon tv" (speculation on my part)
there are more signs their joint venture may be heading in this direction. just another piece of a bigger picture/puzzle. another wrinkle. deal. another relationship ntek has been cultivating
hhse could easily put another 5-10 titles up on vodwiz by eoy. and 20-50/yr thereafter. best part? it doesn't cost ntek any licensing fees (which can be enormous - my research shows over $100k/mo for current a-list content. plus percentage of rake. that's a ton of hits just to break even)
so these kinds of deals are important. fly under the radar. maybe more important to longer-term thinking stock-holders. they add much needed "decent to higher-quality" content. volume. theatrical grade titles and relevance. without additional/upfront costs (may be best part)
just to name one major benefit. there are others (imho). cultivating a content-source like this is a smart strategy for ntek. far less risk. no capital expenditures. more content (huge)
again. just my pov
