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It's just gonna be the same as HBO Max and D+. They'll remove shows with low views from the platforms has a cost saving method on residuals. Increase prices, a
by lemoncookiechip 3y ago
It's just gonna be the same as HBO Max and D+. They'll remove shows with low views from the platforms has a cost saving method on residuals.
Increase prices, again.
And finally decrease the budget of newer shows, as well as increase the amount of newer shows to try and capture a new audience that won't subscribe, while pissing off the pre-existing one.
Wouldn't be surprised if they also try to save on bandwidth by increasing compression, removing a few servers...
- ChuckNorris89 3y ago>They'll remove shows Arrr matey! We'll still get them.
- nomel 3y agoYes, and people will help propel the service to failure.
- jfengel 3y agoI wonder if they find a sweet spot of relatively cheap shows with a small target audience. It may not matter if only a few people watch, say, Filipino soap operas, if they can get it for not much money. That stuff strikes a lot of people as "crap", and it's a problem that Netflix will recommend it to you when they've run out of other things you actually want. A good recommendation engine helps, but in the end Netflix is always going to have mostly stuff that doesn't interest you.
- spacemadness 3y agoI am really skeptical they have any more room to increase prices, at least at 4K.
- xhkkffbf 3y agoYup. Their prices are just too high for occasional content. It's simpler and cheap to just pay directly through Amazon Video. Unless Netflix has three or four shows that you can't miss, it's just too expensive.