Multiple analysts have turned skeptical about profit guidance and content spend as it relates to direct-to-consumer platforms that were touted as company flagships only a year ago.
Hollywood is on the edge of the next act of the streaming revolution as more and more executives and investors have come to realize how significant the implications of the transformation on the entertainment business and its profitability are.
That’s the word from an influential team of Wall Street analysts at MoffettNathanson in a new research note on Jan. 18. Echoing similar recent predictions, but in stronger language, the media-tech finance experts wrote, for example, that “investors and executives have accepted that streaming is, in fact, not a good business – at least not compared to what came before.”
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