Chris Libertelli Presentation

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Over the Top: New Business Models with New Interna8onal Telecom Rules Columbia Business School Christopher Libertelli Head | Global Public Policy NeElix Inc.


Roadmap First:

NeElix & the video watching revolu8on

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Broadband expansion – the gatekeepers & Internet openness

Third:

An Interna8onal Policy Environment for Long-­‐ Tail New Entrants

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Netflix and the Video Watching Revolution

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2007

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2012

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Content

Unparalleled depth and breadth of content library

Feature Films

Television

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Device Ubiquity

Over 900 Devices Stream NeElix

Blu-ray Players

Game Consoles

HDTVs

Phones and Tablets

Other Players Home Theater Systems

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First Era of Television: Broadcast Networks

Few choices: ABC, CBS, NBC

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Second Era of Television: Cable/Satellite Networks

~300 Choices: ESPN, HBO, Discovery, TNT, AMC, etc.

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Third Era of Television: Internet Networks

Millions of Choices Apps Keep Improving All Screens

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The Changing Landscape 35M 30M 25M 20M 15M 10M 5M

HBO Comcast

DIRECTTV Dish Network

Starz

Time Warner Netflix

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Content Windowing A Feature of OTT Video Business

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Movie Windows- Blurring 30 Days DVD Street Date

THEATERS 3 months

HOSP.

License period: Perpetuity

DVD Same as DVD

VOD

Premium PPV

15 months

en Brok

PAY TV 1

60 months

AD SUPPORTED TV

12 months

PAY TV 2


TV Has Windows too… Season 1 airs

Season 2 airs

Season 1 DVD available

• Hulu: rolling 5 eps • Amazon & Apple: day after ep for sale

Season 3 airs

Season 4 airs

Season 2 DVD available

Season 3 DVD available

Sells into syndication after ~4 seasons (80-100 episodes) are produced or aired

Confidential - Do Not Disclose

Season n airs

Season 4 DVD available

Airing in syndication ~2+ year after initial airing


‘Mad Men’ Premiere Draws Record Viewers on Netflix Boost March 26, 2012

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Netflix Originals

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Broadband Expansion: The Gatekeepers & Internet Openness

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Three Types of Threats to Internet Openness 1. Wholesale: ISPs discriminate in interconnection policies

2. Retail: ISPs discriminate over last-mine consumer connections

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Subtle: moving consumers from a psychology of abundant bandwidth to constrained connections? 18


An Example of Retail Discrimination


An International Policy Environment for Long-Tail New Entrants Key principles:

Policymakers should put their thumb on the scales in favor of increased consumer choice

Multi-modal competition is the goal

Avoid the reflexive application of legacy rules to Internet applications

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