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It still just boils down to: People are cheap and want unlimited everything from every media company for $12 a month on a single service, which was never rea
by res0nat0r 6y ago
It still just boils down to: People are cheap and want unlimited everything from every media company for $12 a month on a single service, which was never realistic unfortunately.
- ghaff 6y agoWhile there would be challenges to doing it, if mainstream consumers were screaming for a content aggregator that brought together expanded cable content, everything on Apple/Amazon PPV, everything on the streaming services, plus maybe some more back catalog content for one low price of $250 (or whatever) per month, I think it would probably exist at some point. But very few people would be willing to pay that for the convenience of everything being available through a unified interface at a predictable price. For people complaining about fragmentation and going to the torrents as a result, it's about price not convenience.