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Post by dnno1 on Jun 24, 2019 18:54:38 GMT
It's the wave of the future. Network television is dying because Millennials and other demographic groups are watching less traditional TV and watching more streaming video over the Internet. This has caused a boom in streaming services available to anyone who has access to the Internet via computer on any mobile device. It is now up to the provider to market to these people with their programing. Whomever has the best content will win the larger market share. The problem is that streaming services charge on a monthly basis, which means that the more streaming services there are, the more money people will have to pay per month if they want to be able to enjoy as much content as possible. It’s annoying for consumers because it means that unless they’re well off, they’re going to have to pick and choose which services to get. Besides, doesn’t Warner Media already have their own streaming service? Isn’t that what HBO Now is supposed to be? Yeah, the consumer can control that by only spending on what they want to see. You will find that you can spend less than what you would pay for cable. I only have Internet, DC Universe, and XBox Live and spend less than the average $107/month that cable cost. I also have Netflix, but I only pay for it about 6 months out of the year.
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