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Well, there you have it. Back to paying $100/month for tv/video

• coding123 7y ago
  If internet was 50 of that you would have to be subscribed to 5 of these to pay that much. That seems like way more than I've ever had since cord cutting. On top of that it's highly likely people will drop one or two a lot more easily when their current fav show is done.
  • nickthegreek 7y ago
    I think there is a large portion of people who already have netflix and a streaming music service. A good portion of those already have Prime as well. I'd imagine most cord cutters would be comfortable doing 2 video+1 music. I do $15 for netflix (4k, allows 4 streams. mom & bro use extra). I use Youtube Premium as it provides the best value to me (access to google play music & ad-free youtube/originals). That is another $11. I'd love to have CBS All-Access but thats not happening just for Star Trek. Maybe they will be changing their service after the CBS/Viacom merger which would give them a HUGE back catalog of good snack content to appease subscribers as they grow their originals. The new disney+ bundle (with Hulu ad supported, and espn is $15 i think). Unbundle is $7. Then you have HBO Max coming which should be AT LEAST $15 (the current price of HBO go). I'd bet there will be a new crackdown on account sharing with these services to maximize subscriber count. Piracy is going to be coming back in a big way. Access to a friends PLEX account is gonna be the new happiness.