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  • VideoNuze Podcast #342: Will Amazon’s SVOD Partnering Success Prompt Others to Follow Its Model?

    Friday, October 7, 2016, 11:58 AM ET
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    Posted by Will Richmond

    I'm pleased to present the 342nd edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia.

    Earlier this week I wrote about the success Amazon is having with its Streaming Partners Program, which now includes 75 different SVOD services, likely representing about three-quarters of all SVOD offerings in the U.S. As I explain on the podcast, the program appears to be a win for all parties, including viewers.

    Colin is enthusiastic as well, noting he’s signed up for 3 different services already. Amazon’s early aggregation success will likely lead to others to follow its model, and one example that’s hit Colin’s radar is VRV ("verve"). Colin shares details about VRV’s strategy and why Mondo Media, a successful adult animation creator, just signed up with VRV.  

    Listen in to learn more!
     
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    Categories: Podcasts, SVOD

    Topics: Amazon, Podcast, VRV

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