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Well this is a bummer… 

Netflix is “moving in a different direction with its interactive experiences” and getting rid of Bandersnatch tomorrow (12-May).

I genuinely thought this was one of the most creative show concepts I’d ever seen — but seems like Netflix is keen on the faux-mobile gaming style interactive experience (screen time > ads > revenue).

Well this is a bummer… 

Netflix is “moving in a different direction with its interactive experiences” and getting rid of Bandersnatch tomorrow (12-May).

I genuinely thought this was one of the most creative show concepts I’d ever seen — but seems like Netflix is keen on the faux-mobile gaming style interactive experience (screen time > ads > revenue). 

https://www.theverge.com/news/663933/netflix-black-mirror-bandersnatch-kimmy-schmidt-removal

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Ed. note: I can’t think of any other examples of Netflix ‘removing’ their own content from their platform. 

Things come and go, but their content always remains, no?