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> The company has to find a way to survive No it doesn't. Closing the business when they can't turn a profit is a perfectly viable (maybe inevitable) course of
by flukus 8y ago
> The company has to find a way to survive
No it doesn't. Closing the business when they can't turn a profit is a perfectly viable (maybe inevitable) course of action. When a local restaurant is losing money do you expect them to close or to start padding the meals with sawdust? Much of digital media has reached the point of charging you for the sauce on your sawdust.
> What kind of content are you expecting at that point?
Much better content on average, less clickbait crap. You could halve the quantity tomorrow and no one would notice.
- nicbou 8y agoIf restaurants offered meals for free, people wouldn't complain about the ads on the menu. No restaurant offers free meals though. Should we start charging for everything we see online?
- listenallyall 8y agoSo content providers shutting down their businesses will result in "much better content"? Are you sure you've thought this through?