[ SECRET POST #4339 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4339 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Suits]


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[Fantastic Beasts 2, Toby Regbo]


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[Chicago PD]


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[Close Encounters of the Third Kind]


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[Gerard and Mikey Way, formerly of My Chemical Romance]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I think streaming is going to be one of the media markets of the future. I said "fuck cable" over a decade ago so I'm use Netflix and Amazon myself. My question is how will that market support a dozen different versions of CBS All Access, which had a limited selection, awkward user interface, and significant issues with bandwidth on release? How do you convince my parents, who also use Prime, to pay for and use a growing number of separate apps for British sitcoms, Lawrence Welk, and arts and crafts shows?

I think the Disney service will succeed for two reasons. First they have a massive catalog to deliver, and second because it's a strategic option now that Comcast and Warner have vertical monopolies in some markets.

[tabaqui]

I hate that, to 'compete' and 'be exclusive', they all do that stupid thing that's basically betamax and vhs all over again, except there are ten *other* kinds out there, too, and none of them will even *consider* closing up.

If only the designers of these things went for 'intuitive and easy' over 'flashy and modern'. Swear to gods, i've given up on more shite that just seemed to work *against* me, rather than with me......