Netflix has a problem, yes. Yet consumers are going to put a cap on how many streaming services they will purchase. Will these competing services make enough revenue to justify removing their catalog from Netflix? For Disney, yes, the others, maybe not.
That's the exact problem that big businesses don't realize about just following the trend of building their own streaming services with exclusive content. While indeed it is good to have competition, there also is gonna be a point where there's so many streaming services with "exclusive content", those who still use cable are gonna see cutting the cord as no longer a viable option because it's one big selling point of being less expensive than cable TV is gonna be no more.
My solution to watching the "exclusive content" is to subscribe for a month, watch the content, then cancel. Then I can move on to the next service for their content. Although I do maintain an Amazon membership year round for its other benefits.
If you use different emails and credit cards you can usual get quite a few free trials too.
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