Originally posted by: ohophelia
Be as it may, Netflix is still the biggest OTT subscription around even by market share and thr countries it has been able to tap which other services havent been able to, it's a behemoth like Amazon is to e commerce space. They are not gonna take it rolling down. My bet is they will introduce the anti password sharing policy in phased manner and not dump it all at once like they did now. Competition is sustained because it produces the largest number of originals watched, and is not concerned with losing revenue as it already is with password sharing. Seeing that Netflix literally drove the likes of blockbuster out of business, it's got nothing to worry about.
I disagree. In the US, itβs got plenty to worry about, thereβs Hulu and Amazon Prime. Its already getting a lot of flak for cancelling shows unexpectedly and increasing prices. It became popular here because it was affordable for all income levels. Not even 20 years and it went from 7 bucks to 20. The 20 dollar a month for each individual, if they go ahead with the password sharing crackdown will not be taken lying down especially now that It is definitely no longer the Amazon of streaming sites as it used to. It held that honor for a long time but no more.
Editing this post to add the article below, which was written only 2 months ago.
https://www.fiercevideo.com/video/data-shows-amazon-tops-netflix-biggest-subscription-streamer-us
Edited by Supari_khala - 3 years ago
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