> I helped drive that subscriber loss! > […] > when I got the notification that prices were going up, it served as a reminder that I really wasn't getting muc

> I helped drive that subscriber loss! > […] > when I got the notification that prices were going up, it served as a reminder that I really wasn't getting much value out of Netflix at the current price A perfectly reasonable reaction. Netflix is still generally my primary streaming service, but mainly because the others are either a terrible UX for my setup (Hulu), won’t ever get me as a customer for ethical reasons (Amazon), or have content/catalog models like Netflix, only smaller catalogs (basically everything else that isn’t a cable provider). Netflix becoming a studio was great when it still offered licensed content I love. I could watch their originals and my favorites and things I’d put off watching. Now it feels like I have an HBO subscription I never asked for, where the only thing they offer is original content I don’t want to sift through to find out if it’s worthwhile.