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Topic	I don't see how Netflix is going to survive Disney+
unknownhombre 10/28/19 7:37:31 PM #24:	InfinityMonster posted... Netflix should be fine worldwide since it pretty much has a monopoly and will likely continue to do so. They create a lot of content in other countries that none of these other services really are. Plus a lot of the stuff being lost in the US will still remain in international versions. It will be hurt more in the US because they're losing content from other studios because other studios are all taking their shit back for their own services. Between Apple TV, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock (NBC Comcast), Amazon and CBS, streaming dollars are gonna be pretty split. Even then, Netflix is still a household name and will take a few more years to really see the decline. This right here. --- "Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, still exists." <cite>unknownhombre posted [p:929360595] in I don't se... [t:78114437]...</cite> <quote>InfinityMonster posted...</cite> <quote>Netflix should be fine worldwide since it pretty much has a monopoly and will likely continue to do so. They create a lot of content in other countries that none of these other services really are. Plus a lot of the stuff being lost in the US will still remain in international versions. It will be hurt more in the US because they're losing content from other studios because other studios are all taking their shit back for their own services. Between Apple TV, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock (NBC Comcast), Amazon and CBS, streaming dollars are gonna be pretty split. Even then, Netflix is still a household name and will take a few more years to really see the decline.</quote> This right here. --- "Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, still exists."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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