Lionsgate Television and Netflix enter a licensing agreement that brings the Starz “Power” franchise to Netflix in multiple territories. Across most of the world, Netflix acquires non-exclusive rights to stream the four main series: “Power” and the three spinoffs “Power Book II: Ghost,” “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” and “Power Book IV: Force.” One outlet describes the arrangement as including international streaming rights, while also noting domestic rights tied to the “mothership” series. The deal is presented as one of the franchise’s largest moves since the original “Power” premiered in 2014. Release timing is also discussed, with the rollout scheduled for November for viewers outside the United States, indicating that availability may vary by region and by which series Netflix holds rights to in each market. The agreement is characterized as non-exclusive, meaning Lionsgate and Starz can potentially license the titles to other platforms as well, depending on the specific terms of the deal in each territory.