Netflix chills and revamps its viewing metrics: Preliminary analysis and opportunities for research

McKenzie, Jordi; Crosby, Paul; Shin, Sunny Y.

doi:10.1016/j.poetic.2022.101738

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“…What configurations do emergent technologies assume in shaping the expanse of content provisioning, and what ramifications do they portend for the trajectory of new offerings? What sagacity can be gathered from exemplary case studies wherein innovation has propelled streaming platforms to pinnacles of audience engagement (McKenzie et al, 2022;Shon et al, 2021)?…”

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Streaming ahead: technological innovations redefining new product development in the entertainment industry

Iliescu,

Ioanid

2024

JESI

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This article delves into the dynamic intersection of technology and innovation within the streaming industry, offering a comprehensive analysis of the evolving landscape of content creation, delivery, and consumption. By scrutinizing the integration of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, and blockchain, the article elucidates how these innovations are revolutionizing the viewer experience. Additionally, exploring emerging trends, including metaverse integration and the increasing demand for live and interactive content, provides critical insights for industry practitioners. As the industry grapples with content overload and the intricacies of revenue models, this article propounds strategic considerations for navigating the evolving streaming landscape. Ultimately, this comprehensive examination illuminates the future trajectory of the streaming industry and underscores the imperative for innovative adaptation.

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Streaming ahead: technological innovations redefining new product development in the entertainment industry

Iliescu,

Ioanid

2024

JESI

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Is video streaming hurting box office revenues at U.S. theaters?

Duarte de Souza,

Nishijima,

Rodrigues

2024

Applied Economics

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Video-on-demand catalog and interface analysis: The state of research methods

Lobato,

Scarlata,

Wils

2024

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Med

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The global proliferation of internet-distributed video-on-demand (VOD) services has left in its wake a rich but scattered corpus of research into the catalogs and interfaces of these services. Using empirical methods and sources including scraping, observation, digital simulations, and third-party datasets, researchers have found many ways to study VODs, their content, and their recommendations. Our article provides a critical review of this research landscape. We describe the evolution of two key methods: catalog analysis and interface analysis. We then explain how these methods intersect with each other and also with audience research. Throughout, we assess the value and limitations of various methods, showing how they fit within a wider research landscape that involves multiple ‘ways of knowing’ VOD. The practicalities and politics of access to VOD data are considered throughout.

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Netflix chills and revamps its viewing metrics: Preliminary analysis and opportunities for research

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Streaming ahead: technological innovations redefining new product development in the entertainment industry

Streaming ahead: technological innovations redefining new product development in the entertainment industry

Is video streaming hurting box office revenues at U.S. theaters?

Video-on-demand catalog and interface analysis: The state of research methods

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