Stream Fatigue? Americans Spent 23% Less on Streaming Services in 2024, Study Finds
Stream Fatigue? Americans Spent 23% Less on Streaming Services in 2024, Study Finds
The average U.S. citizen spent $42.38 on streaming services each month in 2024, down 23% from last year, a new report found
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I think what would save the streaming industry would be anti-exclusionary legislation. Prevent contracts where shows are exclusively produced for one streaming company. Then streaming platforms compete on cost, curation, and interface, not on exclusive content.
What would be smart is for them to develop a unified platform where they get a percentage of your subscription fee based on the media you watch.
I mean, shit on the music industry for all of their crappy practices, but 100% this. I pay for one music streaming service and have access to any music I want without having to think about which record label released which album. Why is it still illegal for studios to own movie theaters, but not streaming platforms?
Decouple the content creators from the content distributors.
It's not illegal for studios to own movie theaters. Paramount Decree was struck down a couple of years ago.
Expect it to get worse over the next four years.
Bit that would only benefit consumers and we all live in plutocracies masquerading as "democracy"?