In the last year and a half, Apple's entry into the video streaming sector, although not yet official, is causing a war between different streaming video services, services that are sometimes forced to raise the price of their initial bid, to try to keep production. Even though is not always like that.
A clear example is found in the new production of JJ Abrams, in which Apple was interested for its new streaming video service, but which finally fell into the hands of HBODespite offering a less interesting offer, but as the saying goes: better known bad than good to know. With Obama, something similar has happened to him again.
Since January there has been speculation about the possibility of both Obama and Michelle signing for a streaming video service and where Apple and Netflix offerings stood out. Several months later, the streaming giant announced through its Twitter account that the former president of the United States and his wife have reached an agreement. Without going into assessing the reason for the decision, it is clear that the 125 million subscribers and the experience and contacts of Netflix have had a lot to do with it.
As can be deduced from the tweet that Netflix has published, the Obama couple will be dedicated to writing documentary scripts and monographic series. Although earlier this year there was talk of the possibility of Obama being in charge of "moderating conversations" on issues that were central to his presidency, including health care, climate change and immigration. Regarding the role of the first lady in this agreement, it was speculated that she would be in charge of creating programs on nutrition and physical conditioning, among others.
