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Simple -- people who cannot afford films will stop watching or streaming sports. Companies will lose free marketing and word of mouth. Companies will have to
by 533474 6y ago
Simple -- people who cannot afford films will stop watching or streaming sports.
Companies will lose free marketing and word of mouth.
Companies will have to work harder to persuade the populace to acquire commercial flicks/sports. Youtube and cheap magnate streaming services win. Small studios or independent film makers, lose their free marketing distribution channels (personal opinion)
- bserge 6y agoEh, silver lining, this could be good for society in general. No one actually needs all the trash media companies put out these days. Felony though, wow, that's just evil.
- boobsbr 6y agoAdditionally, the fragmentation of streaming services just creates inconvenience and resentment among the users for having to subscribe to N different services to consume media. I see it happening with digital game stores: my friends refuse to buy anything outside of Steam. It goes as far as not even getting free games from Epic, Ubi or GOG, because they'll have to create another account in another service.