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Isn't it an issue if "willingness to pay" drops too much? In the end, content costs money to make. If money coming in goes down, then there might not be enough
by rocqua 5y ago
Isn't it an issue if "willingness to pay" drops too much? In the end, content costs money to make. If money coming in goes down, then there might not be enough money to make all that content.
- throwaway3699 5y agoBig budget content is usually the worst. There were many pieces of indie media that had heart and shoestring budgets, that have been pushed out the market.
- ska 5y ago> If money coming in goes down, then there might not be enough money to make all that content. Content will be made, it just won't be the same content. Production budgets expand to consume available resources, but there is a very non-obvious relationship with quality.
- bakuninsbart 5y agoDistribution costs have decreased greatly, while markets have grown remarkably. Looking at inflation adjusted cost of blockbuster movies today, film company revenue or indie scenes across the globe, I find it hard to argue that the last 20 years have been bad for the industry. Disruptive, for sure, but this creates winners and losers.
- 8note 5y agoYou still get advertisers willing to pay to put their stuff in your content