We've already hit "peak content" for Netflix, which I define as "more hours of new content released that I'll watch in a year." I would estimate I watch about

We've already hit "peak content" for Netflix, which I define as "more hours of new content released that I'll watch in a year." I would estimate I watch about 200 hours a year, Netflix is releasing 1,000 hours of content this year[0]. This trend will only accelerate, especially considering all of the other providers pouring money into content. I wish that video content licensing could be regulated similar to radio music, where the license holder receives a flat rate per play (this could be adjusted to be per-minute with modifiers for SD/HD/etc). That would open up a whole new market of streaming websites that could focus on cataloging and recommending content, instead of me having to pay for many websites full of content that I cannot physically spend the time to find the best of. Some streaming devices have cross-service search functionality built in, but it could be much better. [0] http://bgr.com/2016/10/19/netflix-originals-1000-hours-programming/ http://bgr.com/2016/10/19/netflix-originals-1000-hours-progr...