Netflix is ​​about to host videos from BuzzFeed, Condé Nast, and other publishers

Starting August 3, Netflix’s streaming library will include videos from many digital formats including BuzzFeed, Condé Nast, Hearst Magazines, People Inc, and Tastemade. As we said before and Results TechCrunchThe agreement includes previously licensed videos and new content that would have been published on YouTube or other online platforms, such as Architectural Digest‘s “Open Door” or Nonsense Fair‘s “Lie Detector Test.”

As Netflix says, the deal will allow subscribers to watch content “online without leaving Netflix.” Proclamation follows a Bloomberg report at the beginning of this week’s analysis the drop in viewership for the second season for Netflix shows, some have lost up to 70 percent of their one-season audience.

The videos that Netflix is ​​adding from the digital versions will be from 3 to 20 minutes long with topics such as “food, travel, fashion, entertainment, design, health, and more.” Netflix also says that there may be “additional digital publishers and partners” in the future.

Disclosure: Seaside will eventually become part of PMX but agreement it’s not closed yet.