Streaming Shakeup: 5 Predictions for the Space in 2025

[@FrugalRules]

What is one big thing you think is going to happen with streaming in 2025?

[@thehowman8567]

when most of these streaming service started they started around 35 dollars but because everyone wanted more channles they had to raise the price

[@FrugalRules]

This is very true. It was also done to lure in customers, which is understandable. However, it's the regular price hikes, often with zero value added, that understandably frustrates subscribers.

[@spaceghost4474]

If they offer those channels in their package for less than they charge other services for them, they should be hit with antitrust charges IMO.

[@FrugalRules]

We'd have to agree on that.

[@toby7291]

What about Tubi? I watched this video twice because I thought I might have missed it.. Tubi was shown in the picture.. you talked about ESPN, Disney, Hulu Live, Fubo,, KZbin TV, Sling, Directv, Roku and even Warner/MAX but nothing on Tubi which intrigued me to click this. I don’t have any of the other services. The Super Bowl is going to be live on Tubi in 4k this year.

[@FrugalRules]

We included it in the thumbnail since we discussed FAST services and the announcement came out after we filmed this video. We discussed Tubi having the Super Bowl at length in our live stream this past Friday.

[@ericarmbrustmacher2023]

I have basic paramount, Peacock, and hulu. Like it. But I wish Paramount would follow Peacocks lead on airing live college football on the basic package. I was hoping for Venu Sports, something similar in the $40 or less, for college football would be great, but I guess the more than that, they might only get me for one month for college bowls

[@FrugalRules]

Agreed, it would be nice to see something along the lines of Venu that's cheaper and offers sports. But, it's not going to be MySports.

[@thehowman8567]

Fubo gettting turner networks back would be great but nba is moving to prime next year but tnt still has basball and NHL and AEW

[@FrugalRules]

That it would and time will tell if that happens. Unfortunately, as you point out, live sports is becoming increasingly splintered.