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Right, but they do publish their own Playlists and, like Netflix, could theoretically cover some low hanging fruit pretty cheaply.
by solarkraft 4y ago
Right, but they do publish their own Playlists and, like Netflix, could theoretically cover some low hanging fruit pretty cheaply.
- paulluuk 4y agoThe problem with Netflix, Disney+, HBO, etc etc is that a lot of people are going back to pirating video content or abusing their "family" accounts, all because each platform insists on having exclusive content. If this trend continues, I think we'll see a more and more dramatic loss for all video streaming services as piracy becomes mainstream again (as it was for decades). I don't think that the music streaming platforms should follow their example, but instead should all offer as much content as possible and simply compete for listening experience, not content. I know that there is already a battle going on for exclusive music content, but I'd say about 90% of music can be found on all the major music streaming platforms right now.
- honkler 4y agoimagine paying when you can get things for free lol