"The video-streaming sector is getting crowded," says Claire Atkinson in a New York Post article. Time Warner (TWX +0.00%) has launched a video-streaming service for $9.99 a month, with deep access to the famed studio's back catalog. Cable channel AMC (AMCX 1.13%) and on-the-air broadcaster CBS are launching similar online assets. How could Netflix (NFLX 0.86%) possibly survive in a world full of direct access to individual content producers?
In this video, Fool contributor Anders Bylund explains why a spectrum of stand-alone studio channels will never measure up to a well-rounded content aggregator like Netflix -- even if the price were right (which it isn't, in this case). If anything, content collection products from Google (GOOG +1.93%) and Apple (AAPL +0.10%) might pose a threat, if the tech giants find ways to work around middlemen like Amazon.com and Netflix.
