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I don't know if I'd say it dilutes the value of the content per-se. But more that when you add it all up, to see everything, you have to spend quiet a bit in s

I don't know if I'd say it dilutes the value of the content per-se. But more that when you add it all up, to see everything, you have to spend quiet a bit in stream services. By the time you pay for Hulu, Disney, Netflix, Paramount+, Peacock, Amazon's PrimeTV, and who knows how many other service. We ended up in a space where to have access to most content, its gotten almost just as expensive, if not more expensive, than having cable.

ryandrake 2y ago
It's worse than a that! Nobody wants/needs to "see everything." They typically want to see 5-10 different shows or movies, but that content always seems to be spread across all of the services, so you have to buy each services just to access That One Show that's exclusively on that service. The overall product (streaming) is distinctly worse than Cable. If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd almost believe that the companies work together on their content lists to make sure that the show a given person wants to watch is always on the service they aren't paying for yet.