> unsustainable
I got the impression all the major streaming players made significant profits and grew substantially over the past decade.
Does "unsustainable" just mean they weren't making as much cash as they wanted to?
I got the impression all the major streaming players made significant profits and grew substantially over the past decade.
Does "unsustainable" just mean they weren't making as much cash as they wanted to?
Netflix is o ly really problematic because the studios all had $$$ signs in their eyes and pulled their stuff to make their own streaming service. I was perfectly happy paying Netflix every month. But I'm not paying Amazon, Disney, Apple, Hulu and whoknowsehatelse on top of Netflix.
It'd be Youtube all over again. Ask Youtube content creators how they are treated by Google. We have a story here today of someone uploading public domain content, being struck by copyright claims, reinstated, and then hit by a different company within 24 hours.
It's better than the "studios" controlling everything. Think Paramount ruling: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Paramount_P....
Basically we need a paramount ruling for streaming. Instead of what they are actually currently doing which is to revert it.