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That is, until there's a piece of content he wants that's not available from one of those vendors. The problem with those vendors really comes down to selectio
by slantyyz 6y ago
That is, until there's a piece of content he wants that's not available from one of those vendors.
The problem with those vendors really comes down to selection, and they have a smaller selection. Like it or not, if there's something highly desirable and current, and he _must_ have it, he's going to have to deal with the inevitable pains of DRM, or resort to piracy.
I'm sure the bean counters at content producers have done the calculus of losing a certain percentage of prospective paying customers vs. convenience, and have decided that certain inconveniences are worthwhile.