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nebraskafaninwi

Joined: 08/04/2015 Posts: 245
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What's this?

Your wrong


People always assume that model will disappear. That is wrong. Streaming still requires a sub and that means the networks will still be getting paid. All of these new streaming options are included in all of the sub numbers that get published in the media.

The different with streaming is that the revenue gets shared with more companies than the old model.

Thus, sub revenue will never disappear. It just evolves with the new times and new technology.

Streaming is still poor and we are a long time away from streaming overtaking the old model.

(In response to this post by RJHokie)

Posted: 06/08/2017 at 10:08PM


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