We’ve been thinking for weeks how complicated things are on Netflix, following the release of the latest results and more than worrying short – term forecasts. At the same time, the Dean of Film and Series Streaming Services faces growing and strong competition and the need to propose changes in terms of its content at a time when production is a key factor for the company.

Of course, we can find its strength in the cinema and especially in the series, but we have been seeing Netflix diversify its offer for some time, it will also include documentaries and comedy specials. At first, they did so in order to enrich their offer and at the same time compensate for the loss of content from third parties who opened their own platforms and, of course, took them.

But now the main reason for even greater diversification is to attract new customers, as some of those who have been customers for years have decided to change their Netflix subscriptions to other platforms. As we can read in the Deadline, there seems to be a very interesting change in this regard since r Netflix will study live streaming.

One of the most notorious losses in the Netflix catalog recently was the Marvel franchise titles that Disney acquired to bring them into its own service, Disney +. And that’s even more interesting, considering that in a few weeks, we’ll have two new features in Netflix’s plans that, if we go through the news of recent months, we see that they can have clear inspiration at Disney +.

And right now, if Netflix is ​​now considering live testing, we have to keep in mind that Disney + also started testing in this regard more than three months ago. On the other hand, Disney has announced its plans to create a cheaper and ad-supported subscription plan. And although Neflix’s immediate response was confirmation that they had not considered it, within two months that had passed not only did they change their mindsis that they have even considered stepping on the gas to incorporate this new measure as soon as possible.

It does not appear, yes, that Netflix’s plans for live programming are also Disney +’s plans for cultural and sporting events, but series and comedy specials without a script, ie rather own production. The proposal, which is at least a priori the most interesting.