A couple of weeks ago, former Hulu and WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar pitched a novel idea for solving the TV industry’s struggles. In a New York Times story about the “future of streaming“—one that was mostly bereft of new thinking from Hollywood’s captains of industry—Kilar called for a model inspired by the music business. Instead of competing directly for subscribers, studios would contribute an ongoing catalog of movies and shows to a unified streaming service, getting a share of the revenue in exchange. “I’ll call it the ‘Spotify for Hollywood’ path, where a large number of suppliers and st…