Btw, in case no one noticed, this article is from a website owned by Paramount and literally has a Paramount+ subscription link down at the bottom. It also isn't sharing any information we didn't already know, and the title is massively misleading. No actual plans or tiers have been announced.

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All these people complaining about ads are upvoting an actual ad right now.

So let's not pretend the shady shit is only happening with consultants. There's some serious astroturfing happening. Like fricking scavengers swarming on weakened prey, they're making sure every last social media feed is filled with this exaggerated shit and people screaming about how awful and "dead" Netflix is.

Heck, the top upvoted comments in this thread have 10,000 karma already, while the main post still only has 30,000. When is the last time you've seen that? 10k comment karma on multiple top comments all spitting the exact same hyperbolic shit, on a 4 hour old post with only 30k karma?

Spicy if true

You know what costs nothing, has no ads and has all content?

It's kinda bullshit considering way way wayyy smaller streaming places charge like $10/month without commercials. Netflix is the most expensive of all the services too.

This is more r-slurred that anything Biden OR Trump have done.

I can’t stop thinking about tongue fricking girls in the butt. I don’t know how, when, or why this started, but then I got to thinking: Nicki Minaj had a song about eating butt. There’s an “butt eating season” on social media, Mike Adriano does it in every scene he produces. I mean, tongue fricking chicks in the butt is everywhere I look and I want to know WHY. What is globohomo trying to accomplish with this coordinated effort to get men addicted to tongue fricking chicks buttholes? Don’t even try to lie - you know exactly what I’m talking about, because you, too, have experienced the urge to do it too.

Snapshots:

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https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/u55n5k/request_help_me_create_a_master_list_of_companies/Anything?sort=controversial:

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/u/RSperfect:

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Wow. This is a very r-slurred move. Well done, netflix!

Drama

What tv show from the last few years is even worth watching let alone paying for? Every platform is producing complete shit.

Netflix is making a really heel hard turn into its deep maturity phase after going super hard into aggressuve growth after what appeard to be 1 bad quater.

Id mark this as the bellweather moment for the entire streaming service market. New entrants are going to have scant success going foward, and growth is about to slow and stabilize entirely on gradully rising subscription costs and value-adding. Subscriber ceilings are starting to hit, hard. And considering global wages arent going up significantly in the long term, any future growth is going to be significantly slower than what the industry is has previously earned.

TBH if you know what youre doing investing in a plex server + VPN is gonna give you exponentially more value then any subscriptions whatsoever, sans immediacy of viewership. Once you inevitably get kicked of your parents Netflix by their anti sharing tech, theres really no reason to spend cable prices on several streaming servjces you use less than once a month.

"One way to increase the price spread is advertising on low-end plans and to have lower prices with advertising,"

this title is kinda misleading. it seems like they're just adding cheaper subs that have ads attached, and a more expensive sub that has no ads

/u/RSperfect is way to invested in a shitty streaming service that was probably never good

Netflix has been shit ever since other companies began to drop like flies from it. Most of the originals aren't even good.

paying for commercials

I for one am looking to make a killing on Netflix stock when it crashes in 2 weeks.

Where's the pirate marsey?

Make Aaron Schwartz proud and pirate your media.

Every soy who schizoposts about (((consultants and hedge funds))) ruining the world has no idea that those guys are all

I love your basedness and angriness meters

So you are upset that you can't break the Terms and Conditions EULA i.e.(password sharing)

Least corporate shill redditor

Netflix is a commodity distribution platform that became synonymous with streaming simply by being the first to think of and execute it well. They locked up a ton of awesome content and had explosive subscriber growth by doing streaming back when the whole industry was in a mindset of cable and physical media rentals, and saw streaming as a kind of trivial bonus. Netflix deserves a lot of credit for being first and they got paid for that foresight in spades, by getting everyone and their mother to subscribe back when all the major studios were basically handing their whole catalog to Netflix, like, "sure, if you can make a few extra bucks from this on the internet, go for it."

But, somewhat like Kleenex, Netflix is no longer particularly special. There are a lot of streaming services now, and content creators and consumers both have a lot of options. I basically cycle between one subscription service at a time, these days, maybe two. Like, I'll watch HBO for a month or two until I get bored and run out of stuff, then cancel it and get Disney+, watch the stuff I'm interested in, then cancel that and get Showtime or whatever...Netflix is in that rotation, but I'm maybe paying for a couple months every couple years, unlike years ago, when Netflix was literally the only way I watched TV, and cancelling was unthinkable. Prime Video is kinda better these days, tbh, plus it gets you free Amazon shipping, or something.

open internet

the pirate bay.org

This is an excellent autodrama thread.

Sad to see yet another triumph crumble.

you'll still be able to watch yer netflix shows without commercials if you want but THIS IS A CRUMBLED TRIUMPH that netflix is now saying "hey you can pay less for us if yer ok with commercials".