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Rogers-Netflix collaboration benefits both, experts say

News | 10/20/2014 8:30 pm EDT

While the announcement that Rogers Communications Inc. and Netflix Inc. are working together on an original TV series marked an unprecedented collaboration between the two rivals, it’s a logical move, experts said Monday.

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