Right? For all the hype about the iPad, iTunes (the store) was the real genius of Jobs (pre-iPhone), and it was just what people had made clear they wanted - a

Right? For all the hype about the iPad, iTunes (the store) was the real genius of Jobs (pre-iPhone), and it was just what people had made clear they wanted - all their music tastes in one convenient place that wasn't bundled with stuff they didnt want and was available at a decent price. Yet despite people being clear about what they wanted, producers tried everything they could to prioritize opposite goals. Now we're seeing the same thing happen in streaming. I'd love to see multiple platforms with the same content do they could compete over experience and platform, but instead I have to deal with Hulu's abhorrent player, with Netflix's increasing unwillingness to just be quiet, and with Amazon's insistence on putting in ads for their content when I watch something. All because they each offer unique content. Competition is supposed to be about offering more value, not seeing how much irritation you can get away with.