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Sure -- I agree that content producers need to make money, and ads (invasive/unethical or not) are a time proven way of achieving this end. Let's do a run down
by dajohnson89 10y ago
Sure -- I agree that content producers need to make money, and ads (invasive/unethical or not) are a time proven way of achieving this end.
Let's do a run down of my monthly online spend.
Netflix: ~$9.99
Hulu premium: $11.99
HBO now (or is it HBO go?): ~$12.99
Sling TV: ~$50
Google play (includes YouTube red): ~$13
Amazon prime (also used for the Amazon TV shows): ~$9
Spotify: $10
A random Twitch show that I patronize: $6.66
Wikipedia: I donate $10/year, so let's say $1.
So, roughly, ~$125/month.
I use Tumblr heavily and the ads piss me off, but the moment they offer a premium ad-free option they can shut up and take my money.
- matwood 10y agoInteresting you use Spotify and Play. Spotify really seems redundant in your scenario.
- dajohnson89 10y agoI see why you might think that -- but Spotify's playlists and the discover weekly features overall are much better then Google play. Yet, as a project fi & G apps user, Google play has great download functionality.
- lisivka 10y agoAdd Kiva to your list. ;-)