Comic-Con International is launching its own subscription video-on-demand platform, which means subscribers could get a coveted look into the packed panels taking place in San Diego Convention Center's Hall H.
"We're going to be working with every single studio, every single panel host to be able to take the content and put it on our platform," Seth Laderman, executive vice president and general manager of Comic-Con HQ, told SlashFilm.
Panels definitely won't be live-streamed, but would be added "shortly after." The company doesn't want to take away the "experience of people who are the first to see and be there for
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"We're going to be working with every single studio, every single panel host to be able to take the content and put it on our platform," Seth Laderman, executive vice president and general manager of Comic-Con HQ, told SlashFilm.
Panels definitely won't be live-streamed, but would be added "shortly after." The company doesn't want to take away the "experience of people who are the first to see and be there for
Continue reading…
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