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BF69
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Camden, TN

reply to pnh102

Re: Netflix betting on future Hollywood may not let them have

said by pnh102:

said by Linklist:

But will Hollywood let Netflix get to where it says users want to go? Netflix is putting itself at the mercy of the MPAA and so far the MPAA wants to see Netflix die. By betting its future on streaming, Netflix just handed its fate over to the Hollywood studios.

I can see Hollywood eventually raising the price of content licensing for Netflix to a point that forces Netflix to essentially price itself out of business. I would imagine Hollywood was quite happy about Netflix's recent customer losses due to their last price hike, and would love to do more to "help."

You mean mythical loses like the mythical 60% price hike.

Of course, I still fail to understand why Hollywood wants to cut off a legitimate media distribution outlet for their content. As long as the price of watching content legally continues to climb, the more piracy becomes a viable alternative.

As I stated Hollywood tried ot kil off tv, cable tv, and the VCR because they were "threats" to their bottom line. Hollywood being retarded towards new technology is nothing new.


pnh102
Reptiles Are Cuddly And Pretty
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Mount Airy, MD

said by BF69:

You mean mythical loses like the mythical 60% price hike.

Even Netflix themselves admitted that this "mythical" price hike has caused them some pain.

»Netflix to Lose Subscribers Due to Rate Hike
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"Net Neutrality" zealots - the people you can thank for your capped Internet service.

steven s
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Dearborn, MI

reply to BF69

said by BF69:

mythical 60% price hike.

What?


BF69
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Camden, TN

said by steven s:

said by BF69:

mythical 60% price hike.

What?

Well all the haters said "All netflix cusomers got a 60% price hike"

let's examine that.

41% have streaming only. No price hike
9% have DVD only no stream. Got a price REDUCTION.

That's 50% right there.

Of the 50% that had both streaming and DVD how many had the 1 DVD at a time plan? Maybe half at most. That is the ONLY plan where the price was raised 60%. HUGE difference between ALL and 25%.

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