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Total guess on my part, but I'd imagine Netflix has locked-in long-term pricing. Of course, there's the opposite danger of the rest of the world getting cheaper
by function_seven 11y ago
Total guess on my part, but I'd imagine Netflix has locked-in long-term pricing. Of course, there's the opposite danger of the rest of the world getting cheaper...
- Wingman4l7 11y agoReminds me of how airlines have been bitten in the butt with a similar future-speculation method that they use to purchase fuel.
- ranman 11y agoExcept that this isn't fuel... the prices have consistently trended down for 7 years and have no indications of stopping.
- RobAley 11y agoIf they're savvy, they'll have locked in long-term maximum pricing. Something along the lines of "prices will at most be the minimum of this discount price, or x% above the standard retail price".