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Sigh. This is just becoming the same as Cable TV. In Cable TV days you had numerous premium channels you had to subscribe to which gave you access to movies/sh
by howeyc 11y ago
Sigh. This is just becoming the same as Cable TV.
In Cable TV days you had numerous premium channels you had to subscribe to which gave you access to movies/shows. You needed multiple subscriptions to get access to "all" the latest movies/content.
Today, you need numerous premium streaming subscriptions to get access to movies/shows. You need multiple subscriptions to get access to "all" the latest movies/content.
Nothing has changed. We now have "on-demand" instead of waiting for the station to play the movie/show we want to see. However, that is now available on Cable. So there is no differentiation that I can see between going on-line vs Cable.
The main winner will again be piracy, one place to access anything and everything. No commercials.
- talmand 11y agoIt was inevitable. Companies are trying to do their best to maintain their business models. The customer experience, as always, is the last factor to be considered.