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[MUSIC PLAYING] SPEAKER 1: So what's king today? I mean, it's long been said that content is king and that that doesn't change. But today, is it your social media following and your ability to connect one-on-one? Or at least give the perception that you're connecting one-on-one with the fans? Is it your platform and the ownership of the platform? What is it? SPEAKER 2: I think for us, we've really enjoyed-- The Handmaid's Tale is a perfect example of that-- is having the data or about your customer. That one-to-one personal relationship that we have with our users gives us an ability to communicate with them in different ways. Not every subscriber of Hulu is a Handmaid's Tale watcher. They may watch Fear The Walking Dead, which we have the first season of. And they may watch a variety of other things. SPEAKER 1: Only the first season? Come on. CHARLIE: Well it's coming. It's coming. [LAUGHTER] SPEAKER 2: We'll get that second season. CHARLIE: Exactly. SPEAKER 2: And so we have 3,500 series of TV, and so we have these different groups of people watching different things. And that knowledge and information allows us to really go out and communicate with them in unique ways, both on the platform and off. And so for us, I think that's really critical. And I think it's an advantage that we bring to the market. SPEAKER 1: What, for example, have you found out about fans of The Handmaid's Tale that have helped you, in any way, to connect with them? To give them-- to distribute what they want? SPEAKER 2: Sure, well, you can look at exactly what they're watching. So we know that The Handmaid's Tale viewer correlates really well to another original that we have called Harlots. And so we can really look at those customers, really look at the unique attributes of them, and we can do look alike marketing to bring new people in. And then that's a database that we're collecting over time. And as you know, each and every year that goes by, you just get better and better at that. And so that's a pretty unique insight. And actually when I think about what Charlie has to do when he looks at Nielsen ratings, it doesn't really tell you what the viewers of Walking Dead are also watching on your platform or on the other platforms. And think that kind of data really helps you in a variety of ways. Not just for marketing back to new customers, but for what kinds of programming you should be making in the future. CHARLIE: Sure. And, well, we very much jumped into it. Built platforms that are based on not just Nielsen data at large but respondent level data. We work with a lot of third parties to build on our data sets and get pretty meaningful patterns. And what's interesting is you talked about you launched Handmaid's Tale, and you did it with Super Bowl spots. So there was an example this year where we used our analytics to look at our advertising on The Walking Dead and whether or not a Super Bowl spot would matter. It's the number one show on television, so does it need reach? Does it need frequency? When-- where is that event proximate to ours? And we very much used analytics in a way that again-- I don't know if you were generally surprised-- but 15 years ago, that wouldn't have been an analytics-based decision. [MUSIC PLAYING] 

Insights: Data Is the New King of TV and Streaming

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Mike Hopkins, of Hulu, and Charlie Collier, of AMC, explain.

Data Is the New King of TV and Streaming

Mike Hopkins, CEO of Hulu, and Charlie Collier, president of AMC and Sundance TV, explain.

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[ MUSIC ] Welcome to Fortune Tech Debate where we discuss the issues today in two minutes. Today we are talking about AMC Theatres and they're new streaming site. I gotta say David, this feels like a weird move, what do you think? Well, we definitely do have a lot of streaming options out there nowadays But for AMC this is much more about making things fit together with their theater operations, their other properties, and getting some synergy going. You know, you say synergy, I say stretching themselves too thin. I think that AMC actually delivers a great theater experience but they are a theater company, they're not a tech company, Feels like they are really watering down their own brand. They know how to do theaters well. I know that they have these other opportunities with licensing that they have, but I don't think they're using it properly. Well one of the problems there is that when you're really good at theaters, you've got a limit. Theaters are not growing plateau of their revenue. You can only sell so many waffle chicken sandwiches, and so this allows them to, through their loyalty program which is hooked into the new streaming option, get people motivated to do both at the same time and, hopefully, profit on both sides. Yeah, that's the thing about growth. Streaming is one thing that already has way too much growth. You've got Disney + coming, you've got Apple TV + People that have been around or companies that have been around for a while like Netflix and Hulu. Really do we need another streaming service and especially one that this isn't even their main focus? Are they really going to deliver the best product? Probably not. Yeah, that remains to be seen the experience but it's definitely not trying to compete with Disney plus or Netflix. It's an all a cart offering. It's not a subscription. If you are part of the loyalty program, you get points for buying movies online that then motivates you to go into theaters which is really interesting. They may actually be able to They use their streaming service to get more people to go to the movie theater which has not been an easy thing to accomplish lately. Yeah, they should focus on that problem they are being too greedy and i think it's going to come back to bite them. We've definitely seen other companies overreach and it's been their downfall. So I would hate to see that happen [ UNKNOWN ] Well, that's all the time we have for today. Come to fortune. com for more tech debate. [ MUSIC ] [ BLANK_AUDIO ]

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