i'm joined by randy freer, the ceo of hulu.he big topics of conversation here at cannes is concerns about the digital duopoly, facebook and google, a potential that the companies are make broken up, according to some of the presidential candidates raising these issues of antitrust but the real question that most people have been talking about is the safety of thecontent that advertisers are putting their ads next to. are all of these discussions an opportunity for hulu to gain ad revenue from facebook and google >> the reality is hulu lab continuing to grow the ad revenue business i think the most important element for brands and for others is to know that they are in a safe environment. and really that comes down to the choice as long as we as businesses give consumers a choice as to what they want to watch, where they want to watch it, and ultimately how the ad experience is in that scenario, i think we'll be in great shape as well as brands giving brands the choice of what they want to advertise in. i think that's one of the

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hulu is already top tier streaming service on its own and i'm betting disney plus will be essential forfor $7 to put that library together individually and that's why i'm ranking disney above netflix, number one now, netflix still comes in second obviously there's no misty n netflix is the big daddy of streaming. it's being fashionable to spectacular they'll be torn apart and as everyone else launches their own platform netflix is going to lose a lot of content disney, at&t, and comcast account for 40% of netflix's viewing minutes. that's one of the reasons it's here and not there there are plenty of legitimate concerns here but i think netflix has already established itself as the top dog in the streaming and they're not going to have that much trouble retaining subscribers. the company's being putting out content for years and it's a slate for everybody. they have a treasure-trove of data about what you want to watch. it's almost artificial intelligence like and their international growth has been spectacular they target the taste of individual countries. i'm going to put warner media

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you know, what apple and spotif do in music you don't say instead of netflix or amazon or hulu it's justat there is about to be a third category, and that category is premium hollywood quality content, hollywood quality storytelling on the go on a mobile device. and so what happens, the battle in the living room for the television set and the disruption that is going on around that, again it's amazing to step back and watch it. thrilled we are not involved in it we're in a white space that is our own to lose. >> and do you think that there will be other players that jump into this space, especially as all your investors launch their own verges of something that's more probably akin to a netflix or a hulu? do you see them becoming - >> listen, if we are successful here, and we believe we will be, therele most certainly be competition. three major networks at first. there was netflix and these different competitors now. we will certainly have competition. we hope to be first. we hope to define the category and have a first mover advantage. >> so much consolidation in the space. there is sp

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. >> what about hulu now that disney's in kroefl hulu they can really take it global but it is going an investment they have to look more at locke the content and the higher cost of capital how would you play this? >> the trifecta of disney plus, espn plus, and hulu seems to me a strong sales proposition in various ways to sell it. the economics are -- how do i say this insane now, they were insane when we spent $19 billion to buy capital city's abc everybody believed that was the largest acquisition in history i walked around the block four times before i had the guts to walk up into the offices of abc and say okay that was insane. buying fox sounded insane. keeping your content aware from other suppliers sounds insane. spending $10 billion a year or whatever netflix is spending per year sounds insane i don't know insanity seems to pass and reasonableness seems to take over >> i want to ask you a little bit about some of the big tech companies. like google with youtube clearly directly competing with the media companies. do you think the playing field at the moment is a little unfai

with mindy kaling not that long ago and she was talking about how the-- these forums like netflix and hulu and all these other things, they've really opened up things for the asian american community. i remember my son mason, a long time ago, he used to only watch youtube and i was always curious on why that was. it was because there really wasn't like another forum or venue for asian american kind of products and things like that. netflix, does that offer a lot more opportunity or, at least, it seems like it does. does it? randall: well, yeah, i think so. i think for us iauses ultimate, we wanted our movie to be made and we then wanted our movie to be seen. robert: yeah, i guess that's what i meant was, was it like, in the old days, would you have been able to make this movie, like a theatrical movie? ali: yeah, i don't-- i think it's a lot because also the timing was right in terms of, you know, randall has a lot of cachet from his--you look at his imdb page and you'll be scrolling for, like, your whole life, you know, and then nahnatchka had just, i mean, you know, she's very establishe

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, maybe hulu has been growing nicely over the last few years.cs. disney plus would be great to see what they do we anticipated all of these traditional players would enter into our space the more successful we were of billi building an on demand subscriber space, the more they'll likely start licensing with us. we believe this shift will happen it is taken many years longer. we welcome it. >> that's sort of an echo of what hayes said for years. after the news last week, it is interesting that netflix and amazon and apple are back above their 50-day moving average, netflix and other members of faang have not >> i think netflix, this is a hit driven stock they have not had a hit lately i think that matters tremendously hayes, he always says bring it on and that level of not arrogance but i am emperical evidence of how he's been so right makes people feel terrific i think that we need to see some real numbers from disney i love the concept what are people thinking of disney plus. is it for real >> who knows, right? everybody sort of groping in the

deal partnering with david chang, chrissy teigen to produce a whole food network within hulu, or whetherour advertising business, digital growth and other areas we have a technology business called chorus that provides a platform for digital publishers. we're looking to consolidate in different ways sometimes it's about buying companies. sometimes it's about providing platforms for advertising and technology so other companies don't have to make that investment themselves. they can get better product from us at a cheaper cost. >> in terms of creating content, you mentioned david chang and teigen, why would you want to get into that in a wharkt where people say we're in peak content mode so many hours, we stream more than we watch television now. >> at vox media we pride ourselves on being the leading modern media company what does that mean? that means we tell stories wherever modern audiences want to consume them. they clearly want to consume them not only on websites, on podcasts, but on streaming platforms. we have to be there if we're going to fulfill our mission there are huge growt

jason: he helped launched hulu, the yes network, and create t-mobile.we started in distribution. if you think of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. is sports. sports is most valuable live because -- which is interesting because you cannot time shifted. the value of sports dips a dramatically when you do not areas when it is played. jason: don't tell me what happened in the game. >> you don't look at your phone, you don't want to know the score. jonathan: and even if you succeed in isolating yourself, the experience is not the same. you know that all of the fans you share a passion with already know the answer. and so it is devalued. we love that about sports because of its power,

completely, you can tell us what you are either reading right now, what you are watching on netflix, or hulu, or what you are jamming out to on itunes or spotify? hit us with that. >> liz oh. lizzo. >> ditto. >> we love that. thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> it has been a pleasure. thank you. [applause] >> we are going to take about a 5-10 minute intermission. remember when you come back, we will reap -- we will be recording live on c-span and other media outlets. at ae keep the volume down minimum which is what you did the last time. if you are in front of the cameras, stay seated. thank you so much. we will reconvene shortly. announcer: we have been looking at a live picture from the graduate hotel in iowa city, iowa where we are waiting for democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker who will be interviewed on a podcast. we will come back when the interview begins. in the meantime, a discussion on former members of congress who work as lobbyists. or previous year? >> this is members of the 1/15 congress. those who left congress as of january night --

it is similar to the hulu pricing model.ut 70% of their users have chosen the ad plan. >> some of the supporters are hollywood -- hollywood makers of content. when you have disney supporting you, disney is also launching disney plus. how do you see the competition? studios areollywood all investors. they have also made available some of their best governors. they want us to be successful. as a growths opportunity for the studios. high-quality and television oriented. we are on the mobile, on the go viewing. neither party thinks that this is competitive. the likes of youtube and facebook. i thought it was interesting that he brought up brand safety. everything is chosen. reactionou seeing the from capitol hill and consumers, the power that social media has and how that fits within the social media and advertising realm? >> think about how different it was. whenever there is a big change, regulators want to see what is happening. we have a very clear view of what we want to offer numerous. safeile only, brand environment where

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jason: he helped launched hulu, the yes network, and create t-mobile.we started in distribution. if you think of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. is sports. sports is most valuable live because -- which is interesting because you cannot time shifted. the value of sports dips a dramatically when you do not areas when it is played. jason: don't tell me what happened in the game. >> you don't look at your phone, you don't want to know the score. jonathan: and even if you succeed in isolating yourself, the experience is not the same. you know that all of the fans you share a passion with already know the answer. and so it is devalued. we love that about sports because of its power,

it is similar in some ways to the hulu pricing model.bout 70% of their users have chosen the ad-supported version. caroline: some of the supporters are hollywood makers of content. when you have disney supporting you, disney is also launching disney plus. will you be friend mise -- frenemies? how do you see the competition? meg: the top hollywood studios .re all investors in quibi they made available their best show runners and i.t. and they successful.e they view this as a growth opportunity for the studios. they are launching their own ott subscription service but it is high-quality, longform, living room oriented television. we are short form, on the mobile, on the go viewing. we don't actually, we don't think this is competitive. it is an additive thing for their studios to make money. competitionybe the is the likes of you tube or facebook. interesting that you brought up your distinctive factor is that there is brand safety. everything is chosen by quibi. how are you seeing the reaction from capitol hill and consumers? the power th

similar to the hulu pricing models and most choose the ad supported version. >> interesting some of theers of the hollywood makers of content, and how, therefore, when you had disney for example, they are launching disney plus. could they ever be getting into short form? >> the top eight hollywood studios, now seven with the fox-disney merger, are all investors in us and they made available some of their best show runners and they want us to be successful. the reason is they view this as a growth opportunity for studios and they are launching their own subscription service but it is longform living room television oriented. we are short form on the mobile, on the go viewing. neither party thinks this is competitive, it is an additive thing for the studio to make money off. >> perhaps for the competition lies with the likes of owning the beaches behind me, the likes of youtube and facebook, it is interesting you brought up your distinctive factor is brand safety, everything is chosen by you to be advertised next to. how is the reaction from capitol hill, consumers against the power that

similar to the hulu pricing models and most choose the ad supported version. >> interesting some of theers of the hollywood makers of content, and how, therefore, when you had disney for example, they are lodging disney plus. could they ever be getting into short form? >> the top eight hollywood studios, now seven with the fox-disney merger, are all investors in us and they made available some of their best show runners and they want us to be successful. the reason is they view this as a growth opportunity for studios and they are launching their own subscription service but it is high, longform living room television oriented. we are short form on the mobile, on the go viewing. neither party thinks this is competitive, it is an additive thing for the studio to make money off. >> perhaps for the competition lies with the likes of owning the beaches behind me, the likes of youtube and facebook, it is interesting you brought up your distinctive factor is brand safety, everything is chosen by you to be advertised next to. how is the reaction from capitol hill, consumers against the power t

>> well let's say that "the handmaid's tale" on hulu?ys said as a critic that this is a show that feels like it's just two steps away from what we're living right now. particularly with these fights that we're having over abortionh anthird season of "the handmaid's tale" finds the lead character deciding to go back to this totalitarian theocratic system that she was living under. she had a chance to escape atof the enhe last season. she goes back to find her daughter and to also challengen the system ere. "big little lies" is also gonna come back on hbo and that features, you know, you already have a stellar cast with nicolem and reese witherspoon. >> reporr: yeah, very high level, very very higowlevel. >>'ve seen the first three episodes. it doesn't feel like the show was quite engaging in the way that it did last year. so meryl streejoins the cast. she plays the mother of nicole kidman character's husband who died.ib oste she's coming back to help nicole kidman as character to take care of their childr. but she's really back in town be

similar to the hulu pricing model, 70% or so of their users have chosen the ad supported version.ine: it is interesting that some of the supporters are the hollywood makers of content. and how, therefore, when you have disney for example supporting you, but disney also launching disney plus. will you be for enemies -- friends or enemies? meg: the top studios are all investors in quibi. they have also made available some of their best show runners and ip, and they want us to be successful. the reason is, they see this as a growth opportunity for the studios. they are launching their own subs caption service, but it is high quality, longform, living room television oriented. we are short form, on the mobile, on the go viewing. we do not actually, neither party thinks this is competitive, it is an additive thing for their studios to make money on. caroline: maybe perhaps where the competition lies is the likes of owning the beaches behind me, the likes of youtube, facebook. i thought it was interesting you brought up that the distinctive factor is brand safety come everything chosen