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I think they're right though. When I sit down on the couch and turn on my Roku or Apple TV, the question is whether we want to open Youtube, Netflix, Hulu, Peak

I think they're right though. When I sit down on the couch and turn on my Roku or Apple TV, the question is whether we want to open Youtube, Netflix, Hulu, Peakcock, etc. They absolutely are competitors even if they have different video content. So much so that once I got Youtube Premium, I cancelled two streaming services after realizing how much we watch it.

queuebert 2y ago
> So much so that once I got Youtube Premium, I cancelled two streaming services after realizing how much we watch it. That's exactly my point. For YouTube-type, independent creators and instructional content, there is no substitute. If you want to watch a drama or comedy, you have a lot of options. This is not scientific, but I know an increasing number of people who don't watch "traditional" media at all and look entirely to YouTube for something to watch, especially if they prefer non-fiction.