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I am pretty sure the issue here is Sony purchased some sort of pay-per-stream license and effectively sold the users unlimited streams rather than a perpetual l
by dcdc123 3y ago
I am pretty sure the issue here is Sony purchased some sort of pay-per-stream license and effectively sold the users unlimited streams rather than a perpetual license and gambled that most users would not watch the content all that much and they could make more money. Now they are no longer able or willing to pay to renew their license which makes the content unavailable to the users. I assume they could have licensed it in some way that allowed true perpetual access for the users that purchased it but that would have cost more and they would have made less.
^^ just in case it wasn't clear those are all assumptions of mine
- AdmiralAsshat 3y agoUnfortunately, if they get hit with a class-action lawsuit and the eventual payout is less than the amount of money in profit they made from this deal, Sony would just consider this "the cost of doing business."