“It’s a positive inflection point to be honest with you. I mean I love being a content company because what is happening around the world is two major things,” Lang said. “First, is globalization, where every major market of the world is building paid TV platforms or broadband subscribers. … Second is we are seeing many, many competitors: Netflix, Hulu, companies like Lovefilm in Russia — there’s four or five digital subscriptions, and our goal is to access them all.”

Miramax also announced Monday evening at the Panasonic news conference that they have partnered with the technology giant. Miramax's app will be part of Panasonic's Viera Connect HDTV. This app will enable users to access Miramax Films and will contain social features.

Sony also has Netflix as a customer and sees the subscription-based company developing as a Showtime or HBO model, Bishop said.

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