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That is the entire point of the article. The convenience and value of Netflix was astonishing. But with half the content going away is it still? Especially wit
by commentzorro 11y ago
That is the entire point of the article. The convenience and value of Netflix was astonishing. But with half the content going away is it still?
Especially with Netflix saying the solution is to repurchase what you just got rid of (cable) in order to get that newly missing content back.
- happyscrappy 11y agoIt will depend on the specifics and the users taste. For me I don't have enough time to watch what is in my queue already. People who have lots of time and little money can futz around with being a pirate.
- Mithaldu 11y agoAlso people who have lots of time, money and don't live in the usa.
- happyscrappy 11y agoStandardized licensing across Europe seems to be a very thorny problem. Between the different languages and regulatory bodies I do not see much hope.
- Mithaldu 11y agoI still hold out the hope that they will be able to look at Steam and realize that what they're doing is beneficial. Steam seems to be at the forefront regarding these things both in terms of technology and legal matters.