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No one has won the streaming war, most certainly not the consumer. We're living in a nightmare of market segmentation and separation now that each content owne
by Arrath 3y ago
No one has won the streaming war, most certainly not the consumer.
We're living in a nightmare of market segmentation and separation now that each content owner has tried to go and roll their own service. Its hard to even have water cooler conversations about a show without getting derailed down "wait what service is that on?" and "oh crap I don't have that one I only have x, y, and z"
- dudul 3y agoI actually thought about the water cooler conversation a few weeks ago. I remember how not that long ago you could debrief the last GoT or TWD or whatever show was the hot stuff that everyone watched. I dont think that happens anymore. Too many shows just to create content, too difficult to see them all, nobody is watching the same at the same time. Most can just be binged in a weekend and by Monday you already moved on to the next content.
- webninja 3y agoNone of the streaming sites have Dollface anymore and we pay for all of them. But torrents do and it’s a terrific show. Perhaps torrent sites are winning this war instead?