How Netflix Won Streaming

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As we head into 2024, the landscape for streaming seems to be changing rapidly, with services like Amazon Prime, Netflix and Disney+ focusing more on advertising and sports than ever. The question is who's going to win because of it (and it's not the viewers)
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[@RealHorsen]

The answer is - torrents. The streaming companies have forgotten that their entire business relies on being slightly more convinient than piracy

[@yrobtsvt]

If everyone does that there will be no new tv shows or movies. Although when I look at my letterboxd reviews for 2022 and 2023, that might be fine overall

[@duran9664]

Exactly.. there is a limit where viewers can’t accept no more when it comes to price hikes 😡

[@kropianimation1774]

So their busineess requires people to not be assholes and illegally stream content other people's lifelyhood depend on? Shouldn't be that hard for most people, should it?

[@1337Jogi]

You are delusional. It mitght win in the tech community but Streaming is mainstream and 80% of people have no idea what torrent or prirate bay even is and would never do it. It is like the delusional takes on modern cars that lock features behind a paywall and people claiming that "everybody will just hack/unlock it with tool XYZ from the internet" like that wouldever happen outside of the car community

[@JoaoSamouco]

Piracy right now is more convenient than the streaming services, better image and audio quality, and more reliable. As long as you have the knowledge to use it

[@operatorlink]

Ironically the biggest competitor to all these streaming services is KZbin

[@Wozza365]

KZbin Premium is the only one I subscribe too. Combined with KZbin Music helps, but no ads on KZbin is far better for me than paying for these other services which offer so little in comparison to me.

[@jps0117]

That's certainly true for me.

[@bp3445]

Especially viewing youtube through brave. No ads

[@NN010]

Or through Firefox with UBlock Origin. Or of course KZbin Premium.

[@urbanyeti5233]

Yeah I reckon 80-90% of my viewing is Utube with the odd Netflix and Amazon series/film. Ironically I had Disney for a year and probably watched it about 3 times before it was cancelled! Their content was quite poor

[@amptup8160]

Feels suspiciously like streaming services are drifting back towards the cable model.

[@natedogg890]

Streaming is a garbage model, literally everyone loses from the company to the art to the consumer... sigh

[@NewsGuyFred]

You sound like someone who isn’t old enough to remember the pre streaming era 15+ years ago. Cable had installation charges, min 1 yr contracts, rental fees of equipment, and all of it controlled by company. Wanted HBO? You needed to get basic package PLUS cable PLUS HBO package. That could be a min of $75 in today’s money ($50 min back then). Now if you want HBO, you can just get Max for $15. And Max comes with other sister company content

[@ayreon213]

the pirate bay will win it...

[@Phil_AKA_ThundyUK]

True dat. Too many streaming services now. I can't afford £200 for broadband, phone, tv, and all the services.

[@JimCullen]

Yup, this 100%. Maybe not TPB specifically because it seems to be past its prime, but piracy in general is certainly seeing a resurgence. Piracy has always been an issue of convenience, and with the big legal streamers making themselves more and more inconvenient over the last couple of years, piracy is becoming more and more popular. Look at music. First iTunes and then streaming music platforms like Spotify have basically _killed_ music piracy. I'm sure it still exists, but you _never_ hear about people doing it. Netflix had, for a time, killed off so much TV and film piracy. But by cracking down on account sharing, adding advertising, increasing prices, cancelling shows seemingly on a whim, and balkanising shows across a dozen different platforms, streaming video is no longer looking anywhere near as convenient as it did in 2015. We need a world where: 1. Prices are reasonable and reasonably stable. 2. With few exceptions, popular shows are widely available across a variety of platforms. 3. Accounts can be used by their users to a reasonable extent 4. If you're producing exclusives, put a good faith effort into giving them a proper conclusion. If you develop a reputation for producing one-season shows that attract a strong cult following and then cancelling them, people are going to say goodbye.

[@1337Jogi]

Depends on what you mean with win. Win customers? Yes Win the "war"? Nope nope nope and 100% nope. Too inconvinient and only viable for techies. Like your mom would suddenly start downloading movies from some website and setting up a Plex server in your living room.

[@franekkkkk]

@@1337Jogialso the typical mom doesn’t care

[@userre85]

Common Swedish W

[@basdfgwe]

With the industry shooting themselves in foot, the high seas is going to get crowded.

[@silverrane173]

Me: Breathes TLDR: Netflix gets 1 point

[@Crasher_7]

You kinda overlook how services like Apple TV and Amazon Prime function, as they are offered more as a supplementary service to their bundle subscription. So, they’re less likely to suffer than other streamers, where their shows success are crucial to the platforms survivals…

[@basdfgwe]

Yes but you also underestimating Prime. Majority of their content is piss poor, they have cheap hardware price from AWS... whereas the others will have to keep theirs running and bezos will just be watching and laughing. Apple on the other hand, have a lot of cash... but I don't think there's a major focus from apple... its "We'll stay in the game and watch what happens".

[@weird-guy]

Apple runs a lean streaming platform and they have big bucks so they can afford it meanwhile Amazon is wasting a lot $$$ and a lot of people don’t even use the service they only want “free” shipping and they have besides aws low margins businesses.

[@schnitzelsemmel]

Amazon Prime Video also serves as a gateway to many other streaming offerings, including local offerings but also content like Discovery+(with Eurosport), DAZN, MGM, MTV/Paramount) etc., while Apple TV is now coming bundled with Paramount+ in some markets. And of course, both serve a vital function in their parent companies' main subscription business and are more likely to be able to withstand losses as they can be subsidized by delivery, cloud or music streaming.

[@michaelmcchesney6645]

@@weird-guy Amazon uses Prime to hook consumers into making Amazon the first, and often the only, place they look when they want to buy something online. Prime Video is, in effect, a loss-leader designed to make Prime seem like an even better deal than if all it did was offer free 2-day shipping. That's why they don't mind if people who live in different homes share a single Prime account. I used to live with my brother. I was going to get Prime for myself, but my brother already had it, and since we lived together, that seemed wasteful. But he bought a house in upstate NYC 4 years ago and I stayed in NYC. I still use his Prime account, and Amazon hasn't cared. They must figure that it's more important that I shop on Amazon than if I pay for my own Prime account. I think Apple's streaming service was created for a similar reason. They aren't trying to make money from streaming. They want to sell more iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. I bought an iPad Pro last month and it came with 3 free months of Apple TV+. If I recall correctly, it used to come with a free year, but I might be misremembering. Basically, it's like a toaster. You can buy a toaster from Amazon and eat a bagel while watching Reacher, or you can open a bank account and get the toaster for free (or, in Apple's case, get to use the toaster for 3 months for free before you start paying to rent it.)

[@cgt3704]

The Second Pirate Golden Age has begun, mateys

[@frankrodriguez6998]

How can you say that when the websites that are hosting the said piracy is being shut down faster than you guys can make new websites start piracy once again.

[@cgt3704]

@@frankrodriguez6998 we always find a way. Freedom never dies

[@ChangesOfTomorrow]

I'm surprised Netflix is that far ahead because they cancel new shows so often that I've stopped watching. I didn't realize I was such a special snowflake exception, lol, I expected more people to be similarly annoyed and disinterested in their new stuff

[@basdfgwe]

You're not a alone, I don't watch anything without three seasons now... which is counter productive - but they are doing it to themselves.

[@victortoba-ogunleye4056]

Netflix is the only profitable service and can make a cheap show a phenomenon(The Night Agent & fool me once for example)

[@RuffinItAB]

Netflix has my favorite casual/background sitcoms like the office, Brooklyn 99 and community along with some genuinely incredible animated series. Arcane, blue eye samurai, cyberpunk edge runners and love death and robots are all great watches

[@badluck5647]

The Netflix formula: *Show becomes popular *Writers and actors ask for a pay raise *Netflix cancels to save costs

[@jormungandrtheworldserpent8382]

bare in mind the list is only about the positives streamers have going for them not there down sides your definitely not alone its just not reflected in this list

[@ALANL4460]

Lets be honest. Advertisers are mugs, the minute ads come onto the tv we go straight to our social media on our phones until they finish and the ads still dont get watched

[@ColonelGreen]

You may think that, but the efficacy of ads has been extensively studied. Even if you don't pay 100% attention, you've absorbed at least some of what you saw.

[@CanItAlready]

​@@ColonelGreenExactly. If you've ever found yourself wondering why you're suddenly craving Doritos or pizza or anything like that, it's the ads still getting to you.

[@johnl.7754]

“The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?”

[@matthewcrockett288]

I'm hoping the streaming bubble pops already. Cable at this point almost seems cheaper and easier than rotating through all these services.

[@greenkoopa]

I only use PlutoTV It doesn't cost anything

[@GamerX13X]

Cable was declining before the whole streaming explosion, as satellite and online -based TV like KZbintv have risen over time

[@weird-guy]

Cable tv is forced on to you by telecommunications companies in my country without it internet is more expensive, my estimate is that cable tv costs~12€, the cheapest Netflix tier is 7,99€

[@adhyanjain]

I know a trick to watch all these shows for free without ads and at even higher quality.

[@Writer_Productions_Map]

Let me guess: Illegal Piracy?

[@basdfgwe]

would i need a wooden leg and a parrot on my shoulder ?

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

They somehow have created a cunning protection mechanism. Each time instead of entertaining new movie, a woke debacle is being downloaded.

[@Writer_Productions_Map]

@@useodyseeorbitchute9450 wdym woke debacle?

[@Firewordien]

@@useodyseeorbitchute9450well ehh that’s a new one

[@memofromessex]

Thanks for the video! I don't pay for any streaming service I think you missed the interest rate rises meant these big, bloated media companies now had to pay back more money for thier loans. This perhaps to a great benefit to Apple+ as they have bottomless pockets - and they don't care to win and that's why they'll do well.

[@scpatl4now]

You want to make some money? Create an app where you enter all of you favorite shows and the app signs you up/cancels when your shows drop and when they end

[@kevincronk7981]

That static sound effect in the intro made me think my headphones were malfunctioning

[@johnhobbes2268]

What I really miss are a few long running series. Even mediocre ones would be okay for me. I often use the streaming service to watch something in the background. I don't need a billion dollar product for that.

[@basdfgwe]

Yeah I miss the good old days when series span over 10 years or so... now we would be lucky to get a second season.

[@control4230]

I use to subscribe to Netflix, then I began switching beween Netlix and Prime depending on what series was released... but only ever subscribing to one at a time. Then shows began disappearing to Disney and Paramount. Long story short I found sailing the seven seas got me everything in one place and now I don't subscribe to anything.

[@joser1853]

Stuning and brave.

[@CitizenZero1]

I’ve been swept up in the “Suits” thing, too.

[@guss77]

Ad-based revenue is the only business model that makes sense for Netflix (or any other streaming service that offers 3rd party licensed content) - the problem is that content licenses are a continuous cost and calculating its value, when your customers are only paying a flat rate to access the entire library, is a _hard_ problem (in the mathematical sense of the word. Calculating the value of self-produced content, OTOH, is very easy: you estimate trends based on the massive viewership data you collected, sum your expected revenue, double by the expected lifetime of the content and you have your content creation budget - now we're back at a classic media production pipe: pour in money and wait to see if the producers can come up with anything good. Which explains why Netflix started the massive production drive (that, and seeing all the media companies pulling all their content to their own streaming services today that show only exclusive content).

[@darinherrick9224]

I’ve never understood why original content is needed. All I ever wanted was a place to watch everything that already exists. There’s still around 90% of movies streaming nowhere or only on Kanopy, Criterion, or some other obscure service. I just want every movie ever made plus the ability to block entire categories (horror) from ever displaying.

[@ColonelGreen]

Because most people want new stuff?

[@thevoid5503]

Good old Pirate Bay, of course!

[@Russell.Jolly.2023]

Both Peacock and Paramount surprised me with their shows, like Peacock's Poker Face and Paramount's Bass Reeves. definitely worth a look.

[@fabianperez4447]

Why not give sports points to Netflix for getting wwe and their catalog

[@LucianLusilver]

I'm surprised too, that was big news weeks ago, increasing the stock too! I think it's because wwe is classified as sports entertainment so it's more of a scripted drama show. Edit: Actually I just remembered, streaming doesn't start til 2025 so it wouldn't count on this year's score

[@Geanie1995]

This is such a mess

[@KageNoTenshi]

Why do I get a feeling this is like whose line is it anyways Where the points are made up and they don’t matter

[@definitivegear]

Big streaming platforms are going to start licensing their content again to new 3rd party unified services like emerald. This "exclusivity" play clearly isn't working anymore.

[@LuKo3x5066]

Anti-monopoly laws should force the content to be licensed to all interested platforms for the same price (barring ~two weeks "exclusivity" window). In case platforms would try set up artificial prohibitively high prices to make getting their shows unappealing for competitors, the show should move to the public domain.

[@Mataw0]

This is the core problem. As each show is licensed on different platforms, this isn't a competitive market, but different monopoles. Which is why each company is stuck on a "create exclusive content and drive the price up". It worked in the beginning because people could afford a 2 - 3 subscription, but now people are just not able to afford everything. If a high quality show is missing for someone's library, they are just not going to watch it or torrent the content they are missing.

[@ColonelGreen]

Er, what? That is not how media has ever worked. ABC isn't required to let other networks simulcast _Abbott Elementary_ and thereby undermine the economics of its existence.

[@jonathantatler]

I'm sure many people would pay 1 or 2 £10pm streaming services but not many will pay for 7! They'll just go to pirate sites!

[@electrobob992]

Personally I think that if Valve created another launcher dedicated to Movies and Shows, thus bringing back that old feature it would be useful. Or if streaming services would just allow people to buy them to keep, ESPECIALLY if they are being removed. Basically offer official DOWNLOADS of the videos, much like what Bandcamp does with music.

[@ymeynot0405]

@TLDRBusiness Some of your conclusions are wrong. The HBO/Discovery mergers is an absolute mess. As someone who has been a subscriber to HBO for 25 years, I am now doubting continuing my subscription. The people who wanted HBO, wanted high quality content and were wiling to pay for it. All of the discovery content is reality TV trash, which makes finding good content on HBO tedious. They also have no ability to vote up or hide content, so you are always stuck looking at the same trash again and again. Additionally, I've now seen HBO originals like Band of Brothers on Netflix. Why pay for HBO if the content is going to end up on other platforms.

[@DarkLordDeimos]

Good video. One idea for you, after each "round" it would be fun to re-order the list.

[@me0101001000]

The only streaming I have and ever will pay for is Nebula. Everything else, I torrent or stream 3rd party without hesitation.

[@duran9664]

u wanna tell us u r a sophisticated person, right! 😒

[@me0101001000]

@@duran9664 no, it's how it's played out for me. Unless you're projecting something onto me, in which case, I can't help you with that.

[@gp-1542]

Netflix might be the only true winner But pirates will be the kings

[@michaelwilliams2430]

For me, I tried Apple, Amazon, and Disney but cancelled all three for lack of good content. Netflix has the best content and the most good content, plus I love that they have lots of foreign content. All we have now is Netflix and my watch list is longer than I can get through.

[@jldel615]

Interesting report. Perhaps a bit too partial to Netflix. Also, when the report cites Variety identifying the “most anticipated” new streaming shows that is an industry entertainment publication talking to people in the industry… not the average viewer’s thoughts. However, the one item that I am interested to see in terms of how it pans out is the Peacock move regarding that streaming only football event. Sure they got a bunch of new sign ups, but 30,60 and 90 days from now, will they have the largest number of people ever dropping a service . That is to say people that many folks were not really wanting Peacock, they just signed up to see that game…. they may well drop the service. if this pans out positively, Peacock will be deemed as “brilliant“… If hoards of people cancel their service, creating a loss for the record books, Peacock will be seen as desperate.

[@charlesmuneri]

Im surprised KZbin wasn't included

[@NatureXwars]

I kinda wished that Netflix is still the only big streaming service out there, where they're licensing multiple movies/shows from all the different companies for our convenience. It's just not practical to pay for multiple streaming services just to have the full catalogue of movies & shows that I want to watch. I might as well use pirate sites for the convenience or buy my favourite movies/shows outright to avoid the recurring payment headache.

[@Ell_the_Nuke]

Torrents and KZbin

[@plainoldsimon]

Interesting list. Surprised to see Apple so far down. Since launch they’ve had easily my favourite shows. I now watch them religiously, our whole family does. Very good quality over quantity.

[@GeoPePeTto]

Foundation, masters of the air, shrinking, silo, ted lasso and the morning show are some of the best from any streaming service. Amazon is good for prime and I can’t wait for season 2 of rings of power( Gonna get a lot of dislikes for this one😅). And shogun on Amazon is one of the most anticipated series on Disney for me. Read the books 2 times. Haven’t seen much on Netflix lately. Don’t know why I keep it. And it’s god damn expensive to watch in 4K. When Seinfeld goes to another streaming company, I’m probably gonna cancel them finnaly.

[@Megs125]

I think Apple deserves a point for bundles, I only have Apple TV cause of my Apple one sub

[@thisdjdada]

prime adding ads was stupid

[@thelastmelon9446]

Every new industry have a "boom" time where lots of companies jump on the same new successful bandwagon. This leads to fragmentation and less money for each company because there aren't enough customers out there to make all of them succeed at the same time. Look at mobile phone companies for example. There used to be loads of companies trying to benefit from the smartphone boom but since then the likes of LG, HTC and others have all but disappeared which has benefited the Samsung and Apple who gain the customers who used to be with those companies. I think the goal of each of these streaming services is to outlast the competition and reap the rewards after their competitors give up

[@cianoreillycork]

Fun video but surely Nebula will be number one??!! 😅

[@duran9664]

If u r in middle school, u will be beat up just by mentioning Nebula 😒

[@weird-guy]

Nebula is more used like a donation, most continue watching on KZbin instead of nebula

[@michaelmayhem350]

You guys made a pretty big mistake. Bob Igor confirmed ESPN will move to Disney+ in 2025, considering he announced it more than a year in advance I assume it's to wait for existing TV licenses to expire. Also WWE is going to Netflix which is going to massively boost their subscribers. Lastly for anyone else reading this comment the only paid subscriptions you need in 2024 are nebula (to support this channel) & a VPN for everything else.

[@weird-guy]

I thought he was going to sell espn, in reality you don’t need to subscribe to any streaming platform, KZbin is free, fast channels are free, fta channels but you like the pirate way unless you are in Germany or something you also don’t need a vpn

[@somethingsomethingsomethingdar]

I can't answer who will win.... but I can tell you who will lose. Consumers. We are right back to the world of cable companies.

[@weird-guy]

It didn’t work that way in my country, we have more cable tv channels than ever although most are football related, we get more various shows, theres less repetitive content and some shows are only late on week in relation to the original country ect, Netflix has almost every show, so unless you really like hbo or Disney programming you don’t need another streamer, broadcasters on the other hand now are filled with ads to scam old people

[@Krish_krish]

"parent company" should've been a section. Discuss who has the most money, most patience, etc. apple and prime could easily get 3 extra points there, Netflix not so much. Some studios are considering selling their streaming platforms, so they wouldn't get any points.

[@ColonelGreen]

Netflix doesn't need patience, it's already making loads of money.

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

[@InfinteIdeas]

Not mentioning College Football, NBA, MLB, or NHL in the Sports section is a disservice to the ratings and value proposition.

[@eskewroberts7663]

If the market gets any worse and the industry has not yet reached "peak losses" the only two streamers with viability may be Netflix and Prime video. Netflix because they're the largest, most established in the space, and streaming is their primary source of revenue, and Prime Video because it's the only service whose parent company isn't PRIMARILY in the entertainment business. As such, i think they're better able to withstand industry shake ups than the others

[@tallinex]

Next category; Canceled fan favourite shows. Netflix -10 points

[@Sacto1654]

The only winner: Netflix. Don’t be surprised if Netflix picks up a lot of new shows as other streaming services fold.

[@mikeroni]

I think you should’ve factored in critic response to shows. Apple is slowly taking HBOs spot as the high quality streaming service

[@Firewordien]

I feel a new golden age of piracy incoming!

[@personzorz]

Whoever wins, we lose

[@ruiqi22]

Instead of using AI to predict what I want to watch, I wish they’d just ask. Netflix’s 👍👍 is good, but it doesn’t have many levels. There are one or two shows I really like that I’d like to see more of or see similar things to, but it’s not like I can give them more than a like and a handful of watches.

[@ondrejsedlak4935]

And the winner is.... torrents.

[@amynfarooqui]

Great video. Would like to see same for 3D animation business from Asia how it coming up or going down or worth go in to this business at all.

[@KageNoTenshi]

Where everyone has a streaming service rather they like it or not A person with no subscription ever passing through

[@Lunar_WaveYT]

5:58 Walmart is how I got my P+ subscription

[@Lunar_WaveYT]

4:32 damn apple wtf are y’all doing

[@DonutAgain]

I subscribed them all, but I probably only watch KZbin Premium and Crunchyroll regularly. Just don't have time for shows now.

[@sisakhoza4739]

The other 30%, password sharing 😂

[@filiphalasz77]

The reason Netflix won it’s because they’re shown the same show in all countries while other cut off in different counties to countries

[@kevin10001]

At this point cable is looking like the better option cause the services are getting to where they are about the price of cable if u facto in the price of your internet provider cause with devices like Apple TV and Amazon fire stick cause it’s like cable 2.0 where every service is like the equivalent to the premium channels on cable like hbo showtime and Cinemax

[@omarnieves2030]

Big year for Netflix in 25 to bringing Monday night Raw to the streamer that's a big move

[@xanderrevels-velez622]

I stopped watching Netflix eight years ago, I will never subscribe to Netflix I will buy all TV and movies that I want to watch from Apple.

[@farguc]

Pirates win. More streaming services more streaming exclusive releases, more high quality rips on release day lol

[@soleenzo893]

the onkly subscription you need is to a vpn. then torrent all the shows you want.

[@santhoshkumar2270]

8:38 give Disney plus -1 point for losing ipl

[@publicspeaker4009]

Sharemania will win

[@cardinalsboy1988]

I’m not sure if you mentioned it, but peacock also has rights to stream some premier league games!

[@_xeere]

Am I the only one whose thinking, what if they just sold people shows? Like, you pay a certain amount of money and then you get a show that you want.

[@ColonelGreen]

That model exists. You can buy most TV shows on VOD.

[@95blahblahhaha]

It's a huge pain in the arse but you can technically basically do what incogni does for you all by yourself for free. Just throwing that out there.....🤷🏽‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷🏼

[@KausikGupta-lv7ho]

Netflix Amazon & Apple ✌️

[@LeoDas688]

In India hulu shows are released in Disney+ , jio cinema bought peacock

[@Wolky324]

You forgot that amazon has Thursday Night football

[@nilsgauzere5987]

The rating is pretty off

[@chefnyc]

One streaming service at a time and switch every 3 months.. Finish accumulated content during this time.

[@scottauger4295]

What about the Olympic game in 2024 for peacock?

[@weird-guy]

Olympic Games are usually on my public broadcaster, we don’t even have peacock or paramount in Europe thoose shows are on skyshowtime

[@meetcarter]

I only watch Netflix cause I don’t have to worry about ads

[@bolehtahan]

Uh oh.... How did Prime go from 5 points to 4 points at the end? Dodgy editing?

[@tobiwan001]

In Europe Disney+ and Hulu are bundled but it’s the worst streamer with only sh*t content. The run down Star Wars franchise and the completely destroyed marvel IPs. Let’s see if Disney+ can even survive.

[@HShango]

Piracy will win

[@joebueno]

When talking about sports, you only took into account live sports. But netflix has invested heavily - and has great success - in sports documentary, starting with drive to survive and moving on to break point, tour de france etc. amazon prime also has the series ‘all or nothing’, although it’s not half as successful. Not to mention thar you primarily talked about the US market, while amazon has the rights of the champions league, the biggest club football competition in the world, in some european markets, while paramount has the rights of the libertadores cup, the south american champions league, in brazil. These should have been taken into account when doing your math, or there should have been some kind of disclaimer, saying the video analised the us market and live sports only. It felt incomplete…

[@Flemalt]

soap2dayx will be above all..

[@davidt-rex2062]

If the rumoured premier leage streaming service launches, they have bought rights to the lower leagues - it is going to change the landscape across the world as we may end up with specific sports having their own streaming service. Premier league have a pretty decent sustaining service between matches and live programs so have the infrastructure in place already. They would end up launching worldwide and keep more of the money. Especially if they have a pub version showing EVERY match. That will save the landlord a lot of money compared to sky, tnt, prime etc.

[@weird-guy]

My country team federation launched a channel a few years back although they don’t show the big games probably because of money and others already having the rights , they show a lot of games ,women football Here broadcasts show some important games and the rest is on premium channels that was a monopoly before now is a duopoly 😂, we have sport tv and dazn eleven sports Our league it self has an app but I think it only shows “extra” content

[@geardo3635]

None because this is not a war.

[@mino1]

Nebula Life time subscription is a scam I got scammed

[@baller6382]

AMC+ not even mentioned. So funny how dead that service is!

[@Ned-the-Red]

I wonder how important big name actors are for gettting hype for shows. I dont mean " the Rock" exactly... Hes made plenty of flops , I mean big names who have the reputation to always be assoicated with high quality/big hit shows or movies, like perhaps Joaquin phoneix or michelle yeoh? What if a actor is associated mainly with a particular streamer? Im curious, if this is true, would streamers overproduce works with these actors until people get tired of them (like disney did with marvel) or would streamers carefully cultivate their reputation and try their best not give them flops flops?

[@chiragpiprotar6889]

Telegram is and will be the best streaming service

[@millllbs]

Good video

[@DoctorCyan]

Giving Peacock +3 points for their streaming of the NFL Wildcard round is wrong. I forgive you for not knowing better because you're british and don't watch American Football, but that stream was a disaster. Outages nationwide, buffering, delays, and an amateur broadcast crew made that game almost unwatchable, specifically because Peacock wasn't ready for that audience. The numbers were so high specifically because this was the first and only game that was exclusive to streaming, forcing every sports bar in America to buy Peacock. It was not a success for the streamer or the future of the NFL, this was a demonstration of how powerful this league is in this country. If this trend continues next year and we see more games being carved up to exclusive streaming services, those numbers will sink fast. Amazon has only gotten this far with their exclusive rights to TNF because most Americans already own Prime, if you see more games given exclusively to Peacock or Paramount+ or whomever else, people will just skip them.

[@StellaQueen-xp5kp]

Bro u missed abc???

[@redo1122]

Poooopcorn tiiimeee! (Torrent streaming)

[@TheFtjz]

Isn't f.a.s.t just regular tv?

[@StellaQueen-xp5kp]

Kinda

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

It's almost as if this whole streaming thing was a bad idea...

[@tyrojames9937]

UH?

[@adike5]

yay