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Sources: Apple has met with Hollywood talent representatives to propose a new performance-based compensation regime, as Amazon and Netflix work on similar plans

Apple builds a bonus system around sign-ups, viewer loyalty and production costs.  —  Good afternoon from 30,000 feet.

Bloomberg Lucas Shaw

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  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on threads
    During the strikes a I noticed that the actors were making more money than the past decade due to the streaming wars.  Even as they were complaining about residuals.  I wondered where would even higher pay come from when most streamers are unprofitable? https://www.actorsequity.o…
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on threads
    During the actor's strike last year, I talked about how the demands were disconnected from the business reality that streaming was a ZIRP.  The actors won raises and now Apple, Amazon & Netflix are working to change contracts to pay stars based on if their shows are hits or not. …
  • @lucas_shaw Luca Shaw on threads
    Apple, Netflix and Amazon are all looking to change the way they pay Hollywood talent.  Unreported details on Apple's plan — and why this is happening now — in this week's newsletter. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • r/television r on reddit
    Apple, Netflix and Amazon Want to Change How They Pay Hollywood Stars