How Netflix tried to beat Piracy (and why it failed)
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- Here’s why Netflix’s business strategy wasn’t enough to fight piracy.
Netflix's business model once had a complete monopoly over online streaming, which started to decline as more companies entered the market.
Subscribing to multiple services isn't ideal for everyone, and has lead to an increase in piracy in the last few years.
The general approach being - subscribe to a couple of services and pirate the rest.
Netflix definitely has done better than other streaming services like Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO due to its large library of exclusive hits like Stranger Things or Narcos.
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1:28 nothing beat free, Netflix monthly charge is stupid. Netflix has a lot of old crap
If they stopped selling/buying exclusive rights deals, they really could destroy piracy.
I don't get it, why not just subscribe for a month for one service, then switch to another and just pay for the series that you like.
@@srzapata99 you'll support too much companies that buy exlusive rights.
watching this in pirated windows
Because pirating is actually not as hard or as risky as you make it sound if you know what you’re doing. Anyway, as Gabe Newell said, piracy is a service problem. I sure as hell am not going to pay for a bunch of different services just so I can watch a show or two from each.
Yes piracy is easy if know what you're doing. However for the majority, pirating can be bothersome
piracy is easy very easy in my country u dont even need vpn. i am from pakistan and every one do piracy here and there are no laws agisnt it...
plus point living in 3rd world country
HackingSpartan that's what I do so I'm not reliant on a streaming service to watch what I want and I can watch it anytime I want without worrying about it being taken off the service before I finished it
Pirating is safer than downloading original contect(or such) due cookies/data is not send to seller nor developers. Skidrow is example group of people who crack games -2days, totally ad-free, very high streaming all around globe, and it’s safe
@@wajahatali1232 Not every 3rd world does that. Certainly not India. The laws against piracy have become strict in the last few years and it's really hard for an average person to pirate content. That's why so many streaming services have popped up in our country and people are actually subscribing.
I hope that $52 billion in losses the movie industry is claiming isn't assuming that every single pirated view is someone who would have paid to watch that movie in theaters.
It probably is. The "piracy fallacy" is big in the entertainment industry.
Yep, even if I don't pirate it, I'm probably going to go to a mates place who has pirated it and just watch it there
@HackingSpartan too expensive
@randy s Because a digital copy is free. A pack of 100 dvds cost 10 bucks. What do you do when Blu ray and dvd are no longer the main media reading device? Technology moves fast. remember When VHS was a thing? They're going to make us buy them again when the next thing comes out.
@randy s You just repeated my statement that tech will kill each other off. Making us having to re-buy the product. Thus making it expensive to continue to own. I don't know what your point was.
The piracy rose again not because Netflix lost its monopoly but because all the streaming services are buying exclusivity deals. If these platforms competed only with quality of service then piracy would still continue to decline. But unfortunately every exclusivity agreement is a monopoly on a product. You prevent customers from getting that product unless they buy into your platform and no platform has all the films a customer is interested in. The only legal solution is to buy into all of those services but while paying 8 dollars a month for watching whatever you want is easy paying 80 is not. Personally I find exclusivity agreements despicable and inherently anti-consumer. Every single motion pictures company that cries piracy is full of shit as every single one of them gives monopoly to one or other platform. Without exclusivity deals where all the content licenses can be bought by all platforms the focus would shift to making the best service possible. Moreover this can only improve the quality of first party productions as when they are sold to other platforms they will still earn money, potentially even more if the product is popular enough that every platform wants it. Remember that making a first party exclusive does not earn any money directly. It simply vaguely encourages new customers and increases retention of old ones, however sale of a license is a pure profit.
well said well said
so you're saying it IS because they lost their monopoly.
@@Deadlines-X Not really. I am saying that the peoblem lies in exclusivity deals. If they didn't exist then no matter how many competitors there are it wouldn't be a problem.
@@Telhias the exclusivity is the monopoly u can't separate the two
@@Telhias yh I know and I'm saying exclusive = monopoly ofcourse noone wants exclusive streaming
i can pay hundreds of dollars *PER MONTH* to access all streaming services and only watch a show or movie while *THEY* decide to feature it (once they stop featuring it, im screwed if i want to watch it again) all that is assuming my ISP doesnt decide to throttle my speeds or the network isnt congested AF
or i can buy a few hard drives, install an ad blocker and a good antivirus, then go on the pirate bay and permanently own literally every movie or TV show ever made in bluray quality, and i can watch them as many times as i want without worrying about internet speeds or big companies deleting them, all that, for the cost of the storage medium and the initial download
and these companies wonder why people like me still pirate movies and tv shows
Fair point
Tv companies: WeLl ThEn We BlOcK pIrAtE bAy
@@michaelrosenstock9187 Pirate: *uses VPN*
@randy s blame Disney for that
They are almost as bad as EA
Fair point, but fuck you and your profile picture
The thing about piracy that these companies can’t beat is the price. All you need are pop up blockers, ad blockers, and good antivirus protection and you’re good.
my whole childhood lol
Dont forget a VPN!
@@bairfreedom Unfortunately VPNs, from what I know, are not free. There might be some free ones but odds are they could be fake and pose as a threat.
@@bairfreedom as long as You’re visiting a site that has https a VPN is completely useless. Unless you’re torrenting stuff
@@neoneonize sometimes https isnt as secure as you think, but most of the time https means you’re all good
I never fell for the Netflix train. I knew it was about getting pirates to abandon their wares and thwart piracy. I have been pirating for 25 years and will never give up my wares. Over 6,000 movies, over 1,200 complete TV series, 20,000 MP3z, complete game rom collections for numerous consoles, etc.
Hopefully you saying that didnt just get you in huge trouble.
When the internet is down, ye shall arise with your exclusive collection.
Man where did you store them
@@omega-man1736 Started out with RW-CDs, RW-DVDs. In 1996, the company I worked for bought me a CD burner for $1,000 and I took full advantage. Eventually moved to HDD storage, initially 300MB drives. Over the years as larger drives came out, I would replace the smaller drives. My new PC has 72TB total. That's nothing, in the PLEX community there are people with 200TB rack mounted servers filled with media. It's nuts.
@@johncasey5594 Wow like dude I wasn't even alive then, you're a dedicated collector
What makes me mad is that piracy sites(especially the anime ones) show us what legal sites COULD BE. Imagine having all shows you want in one place, no hassle.
Definitely, I watch everything on piracy sites now.
There are plenty of sites similar to the anime ones like HDtoday, topeuropix, and putlocker. All it takes is knowing where to look
Fun fact: I have a Netflix subscription and still pirate Netflix titles.
... Because their streaming quality is often so shit it's unwatchable, and their download times are more than twice as long as pirating those titles.
Every original is a monopoly.
And if there isn't an alternative, people will make one; Piracy isn't just _A_ solution, it's the most capitalistic solution, because monopolies are inherently toxic in a capitalistic society. ;)
EDIT: This comment makes me look like some sort of white knight.
I pirate everything i can, usually.
The only reason i will buy anything is if the quality of the product is better than the one i can get for free, or if i respect the party producing the product enough.
Examples of the former are relatively rare games from larger companies.
Examples of the latter go anywhere from AAA developers that are openly against everything destroying their respective industry (CDPR, to name one), and LITERALLY every small time indie dev creating halfway decent-products, quality and complexity wise, because fuck the large corporations for shoveling shit our way and asking top price for it. (COUGH, fuck you ea die in a pit of burning shit, COUGH.)
I'm of the opinion that if you're systematically against pirating, you're either:
A). Amish
B). A fucking idiot.
C). Someone who wants to change my mind, which would make you an even bigger idiot than B would be, so please don't even try and take your pride while you've still got it; Go with B.
P.S. Almost forgot: Games as a service are literally a scam and you could theoretically take them to court when they shut down servers GOODBYE.
Volvirth really? I have Netflix and I download stuff to watch off line when im not home to watch it and I never have streaming issues on or off line
Lol i pirate all the time despite my sun. Netflix just doesnt have the content in my country
Mayn there is no problem with the quality on netflix It works perfectly
@@tanaymalikk I imagine the quality has to do with internet speeds or something. Then again this answers another point of what Volvith mentioned about streaming quality. Why watch a movie or show on an app that needs a internet connection to work, when you can download the same movie or show at 4 or 8k and watch it whenever you want. The power can be shut down and you can still watch it, while everyone that paid for their subscription are freaking out.
netflix lost out to piracy when they started clamping down on geoblocking,
Great point! I totally missed this one
Yeah I heard someone else say the amazing world of gumball is on Netflix somewhere in the eu and if I saw they had it I would watch the shit out of it
It must be a crime to have so few subscribers. This channel needs more attention. Keep up the good work.
This is the next polymatter
Do you feel big or powerful for making a statement like that?
Lol...
It's almost too close to polymatter. Should probably change the thumbnails or else people might accuse the uploader of copying polymatter's style.
I've realised this and am working to create my own distinct style
@@AspectEquity CZcamsrs getting inspiration from one another is a good thing. But in the current environment where even big youtube channels getting copyrighted on their own content(TheFatRat as a example). Good luck
@@AspectEquity You could probably instead hand draw the images with a drawing tablet (like instead of using the square tool, you draw the square, wobbly lines and all)
Region locks, ye thanks but no thanks.
When piracy is easier than the legal way, I'll pirate
The issue for me is that I live in Israel, and with a population of only ~8 million people, the Netflix library is just awfully small, and I have to pirate 90% of the films I watch.
Exactly! Cinemas only screen crappy action and comedy films, Videostores don't exist anymore and there's virtually no way to access the greatest films of the 20th century!!!
@@Albanez39 And 21th century, right?
@@Z3t487 It's easier to find films of the last 2 decades, but I mentioned the 20th century mostly because cinema started to heavily degrade at the start of the 21st :(
palestine is better
@𝑱𝑩 ik
If all the shows were on all the platforms, piracy would not be making a return right now.
Or streaming services could be denied exclusive licenses like cinemas and the old dvd shops were.
Imagine ..
I pirate mostly anime, because pretty much nothing is available in Switzerland - also, movie and music piracy is legal in Switzerland for personal use (only seeding is a gray zone).
That's cool
In my country alot of tech shops sell pirated copies of videogames, so they pretty much allow it here
I used piracy to watch Interspecies Reviewers but then I realized I could use a VPN
@@cradica Interspecies Reviewers is legendary where did you get all the episodes after 1 from. Did the thing get cancelled before it finished?
@@gigadonis8684 I just looked it up online
Ya know i kinda wish they DONT win. Pirates are not thieves, they are heros that take back WHAT IS stolen.
Exactly, if it was all in one place I would just pay for it.
PC games piracy will rise due to all the exclusivity deals on the Epic game store.
All games in the Epic game store will just get pirated well before they release on Steam
Nobody must fear. When the Fortnight fatigue starts kicking in, they will no longer be able to do what they do. Their business model is unsustainable; Why do you guys think Valve hasn't decreased the percentage of their cut?
As long as I don’t have to pay subscription for using epic games I don’t really care for downloading epic games because I am still only paying for the game.
@JustAGuy Yes, but with Epic Games you pay in other ways. Like how they mine your pc for Steam data. : )
@JustAGuy
www.reddit.com/r/PhoenixPoint/comments/b0rxdq/epic_game_store_spyware_tracking_and_you/
www.oneangrygamer.net/2019/03/valve-is-investigating-epic-games-store-datamining-steam-user-info/79938/
itsgameblog.com/2019/03/17/epic-games-tries-to-make-excuses-for-user-data-mining/
www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2019-03-15-epic-responds-to-accusations-of-steam-data-mining
i remember when netflix first released it had EVERYTHING (well at lease for me) and now it just has scary movies with the dumbest victims that have no brains. what happened to netflix?
I think your voice is much better this way than how it was with the other 2 video’s. Great job, keep on going!
I actually miss the British accent. :(
Lets be clear, you probably will get better quality from pirated content than Netflix. That's because pirated content often have way better converted versions of a given movie, if not the original. Netflix on the other hand compresses their content to the very maximum, decreasing quality.
I always watch blu-rays. When i go watch something on Netflix, i get the "Yuck" face because of the poor quality. You can get used to it, but it never changes the fact that it's shit quality regardless.
For me and probably many other non-US viewers it’s not just about the cost of all these subscription services - very often it’s about them not being available AT ALL, so literally the only way I can watch a certain movie or a show is through piracy. For example - Brooklyn 99, there are 4 seasons available on Polish Netflix, so it was all well and good and I watched them there. But then, where’s the rest? No other subscription service offers it so it’s not like I can switch. Why isn’t it available to me if I know it exists? Well, if you’re not going to let me watch the legal way, I’ll find another...
I can relate with wonder over yonder and kung fu panda 3
LO when you learn to pirate content the right way, none of those things are an inconvenience at all.
the choice is clear:
pay 50 bucks a month for different streaming devices (netflix,amazon prime,dazn,eccetera...) just to watch the film you wanted and get 4k video quality
or for free 720p or 1080p resolution of any film you like
Best thing is Only small percentage of people have 4k screens so choice is simple
Nothing beats piracy. There simply will always be someone who isn't willing to pay the inflated cost of viewing some content. Someone unwilling to subscribe to a streaming service just to watch one show.
Nothing beats getting shit for free.
Pirate bay would have been bigger than CZcams, Facebook and Instagram combined. Don't trust me though I just happen to be a middle aged man.
"Video quality will mostly be average."
Easy for you to say since your connection is 64 mbps. The best I can get is 8 and that rarely happens
>getting viruses from video files
I will never understand some people
"The easiest way to stop piracy is not by putting antipiracy technology to work. It’s by giving those people a service that’s better than what they’re receiving from the pirates."
Gabe Newell
"Piracy is almost always a service problem."
Gabe Newell
Piracy is pro consumer for this very reason, it forces companies to either improve their service or improve their anti piracy technology which usually hurts its users making them stop using the service and start pirating.
It's funny how it is looking like having streaming services and not a subscription TV service would be more expensive than just having say a DirecTV account and using your login info to go to individual channel websites and watch the shows you want on there. Netflix and Hulu (no ads) works out to over 25 bucks together. Amazon Prime Video would be another 8 I believe. And you're now in the basic DirecTV price range. Difference is the access to those channels gives you a login to get on their sites and access whatever archived shows, past or currently airing, they chose to host as opposed to being subject to what contracts are signed to show what where. It's ironic to me that it is looking like streaming services, a once amazing alternative to TV, are becoming a worse off option.
It was never realistic for consumers to get everything they got from TV services for a tenth of the price with no commercials. Just like anything else, if you want more, you pay more.
Small bit of misinformation here. Highest quality of ripped movies and TV episodes DO have subtitles. Even the worst quality ones tend to have somekind of subtitles on offer even if not entirely accurate.
For real, I've seen movies on some steaming sites that have better/more accurate subs than netflix as well as a better bitrate all for $0 per month
Even if not what are the subtitles sites for ?
Piracy is the only way to fight exclusive deals. Well, not buying is a way too, but you gain nothing from doing that, so piracy it is
[Laughs in Eastern European]
Here's another reason: I like the service Netflix offers, I can pay its price, but I am utterly disgusted by their politics. As a non-jewish white straight male, I am against paying a company who would cheer the day I am extinct.
Good take. HOWEVER, you only touched on literaly the most dangerous and easy to use methods of piracy. There are ways which are almost as easy to use as netflix and pretty much risk-free, which undermines your arguments somewhat. Also, the argument that piracy costs the industry money is bull, at least when equating pirated downloads one for one with "stolen tickets".
Well usually the easiest ways are the most used ones.
"Watch xyz movie online free" is probably the most common way to illegally watch said movie, while the high quality ones are less accessible
@@AspectEquity Well, yes and no. If you exclud top level ftp and other closed options, you are still left with things like usenet and filehosters. While you will find pretty much only torrents if you google for "download X quality Y", it's not really difficult to learn how to use a downloader in combination with a warez site and a a file-hoster in the span of maybe an hour. That provides you with high level quality and a very low risk, due to file-hosters being in a legal gray area (at least here in the EU).
@@MrMoepz I agree there is very little or no learning learning curve to efficient piracy BUT the vast majority of viwers don't use them. Infact I read a report which found that most people couldn't properly differentiate between legal and illegal streaming
@@AspectEquity I'm not sure how reliable studies like that are. I read some along those lines too. The problem is that downloads from filehosters and Usenet are way more difficult to track than torrents. There just isn't a good way to do it, except to look at the total traffic generated by a filehoster and then guess how much of that are warez. Well, except for going for a honeypot, but even that will give you only a very limited view into the state of things. Honestly, if I had to guess I'd say that upwards of 75% of traffic generated by filehosters are warez.
Also, while today a very small number of all internet users is even somewhat proficient in - for lack of a better term - IT, that number will be rapidly growing, as more and more young people will grow up with the technology.
You got one thing wrong about history of Netflix. Renting physical copies by post wasn't their original business model. It was something they came up with when they realized that streaming service wasn't a feasible business due to too slow internet connections at the time. Streaming service was their original goal, they just started building it long before it was viable business.
Thanks for clearing this up
I still pirate most of my movies in spite of being a Netflix/Shudder/Prime subscriber. Most of the movies I want to watch are not available on the Canadian version of these services. So really I have no choice. If they want me to stop they need to make more movies available on the platform.
I have to pay for my internet usage as well as subscriptions to various channels?
Oh hell no! Piracy is the life for me!
I saw your video on Reddit, it’s seriously good stuff! You’re doing a really good job at vulgarizing a topic that most people would either get lost in details or be too superficial about. I can’t wait to see what else you got in stock. Definitely earned a new subscriber, keep up the good stuff!
You've just nailed the ideology of this channel haha
I think you'll really like the next one
Gave Netflix another shot that year... Found a few things of interest but noticed fairly quickly the lack of certain content of interest to me - Apparently, I was looking on the wrong platform.
They then also notified me they'd increase the costs too by like 10-15% so I canceled my subscription once more and went back to downloading what I want - At least I tried.
Just become a pirate and sail through the ocean 😂
I find it super easy to stream illegally movies and shows and I'm not that good with tec
I know. There seems to be a misconception that digital piracy is something advanced and highly dangerous. It's super easy and all the legal threats are over exaggerated and not enforced
@@ilmarssalna8900 because its more expensive to track every single person that pirated something than just let it go
Music Streaming made it so convenient to listening and downloading that I converted from pirate to Spotify premium account holder. Now, if I wish to download music from any third party websites, I say to myself,"Why all the hassle even if the product is free?" Netflix however, hasn't convinced me enough.
Companies: use exclusive content to become the winner of the streaming market
Customers who don't want to lose: pirate
Companies: "Nice play"
The biggest problem is the top services right now, which is Netflix and Prime Video, neither has everything. That is the problem. When one company starts choosing sides, some consumers who want a bit of both are stuck in between. I just want Netflix and Amazon to join forces.
Why isn’t this channel more famous? I’m seriously worried lol. This is quality content. Keep it up and you’ll see the numbers 👌🏼
Don't need to pirate when I can just hack into someone's account and watch all their shows , checkmate Netflix
As always, only in the US.
Exclusivity is the biggest problem, if I can't simply pay 1 subscription, at a reasonable price. What's the point of paying for more than 1. Similarly this is what's going to happen with Epic games. If they continue down their route of exclusivity they will create a surge of PC game piracy the likes has not been seen since steam made their games free, which got the Russian market to stop pirating. As Gaben has once said - "Piracy is almost always a service problem". Exclusivity is the problem.
Streaming Services: Oversaturates with different platforms for certain shows, making the same mistakes Cable did.
Piracy: "You could not live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me."
Found you from that comment on atlas pro's video! time to tell all of my 0 friends!
Same here
Other channels: *_uploads clickbaity horrible videos that exploit the youtube algorithm and gets millions of views_*
Aspect Equity: *_uploads actual quality content and gets like 500 views_*
Hope the algorithm finds me as well haha
Aspect Equity yeah lol
@@AspectEquity There are cheats that can be done - ineffective; risky; the wrong way to go;
Essentially it is «who your friends are» in lingo along with my learning that Hair & Makeup ( and maybe some other that I can remember ) exceed factual video view-count by immeasurable margins
I'd rather focus on making more videos and let CZcams do it's job
@@AspectEquity Okay good;
I've never paid for a single TV show or anime in my life
U started watching pirated tv shows ,anime right after birth that's disgusting
Nothing to be proud of and brag
Get a job!!
I find piracy incredibly convenient. I have used Netflix, but any interruption in WiFi, your ISP, or Netflix, and you get buffering. It's a hassle. Maybe it was just the app or hardware I was using, but it also crashed a few times. Having the file means that's never a problem. I am also used to using my HTPC remote. It's also very rare for piracy not to have what you're after.
Fair point
Data buffering is a big issue when it comes to online streaming, especially in countries where the average internet speed isn't that great.
(Batman when someone tries to pirate his new movie in 2022)
Bruce: I. AM. VENGEANCE.
I. AM. JUSTICE.
I. AM. EVERYTHING YOU FEAR.
I. AM. YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE.
Publishers often refer to copying they don't approve of as “piracy.”
In this way, they imply that it is ethically equivalent to attacking ships on the high seas, kidnapping and murdering the people on them.
Based on such propaganda, they have procured laws in most of the world to forbid copying in most (or sometimes all) circumstances.
(They are still pressuring to make these prohibitions more complete.)
If you don't believe that copying not approved by the publisher is just like kidnapping and murder, you might prefer not to use the word “piracy” to describe it.
Neutral terms such as “unauthorized copying” (or “prohibited copying” for the situation where it is illegal) are available for use instead.
Some of us might even prefer to use a positive term such as “sharing information with your neighbor.”
A US judge, presiding over a trial for copyright infringement, recognized that “piracy” and “theft” are smear words.
torrentfreak.com/mpaa-banned-from-using-piracy-and-theft-terms-in-hotfile-trial-131129
gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.en.html
Bootleg streaming sites (and bootleg disc makers of yesteryear) forcibly acquire content that isn't theirs, in violation of those content owners' rights. Then they extract profit from that content with ads or subscription fees. It may not be literally the same as high-seas piracy, but the end result is much the same -- criminals make money from other people's labor and resources, and in extreme cases, jobs and livelihoods can be lost.
"Thousands of strangers on the other side of the planet" and "neighbors" are not equivalent.
series about high school kids suiciding and murdering each other as well as interracial one night stand romcoms must be popular because Netflix can't stop advertising them on youtube.
Why have high quality streams when you can watch Netflix in low resolution with a terrible bitrate and still have to pay for it?
You should be able to rent specific shows for a price on other platforms. It would mitigate that quite a lot. Profit of the rent goes to the creator but people stay at your platform so long you provide enough original shows yourself.
don’t associate Netflix with anime
= death note live action haha
great well thought out video I've often thought about this topic myself piracy will continue as long as there are a couple good shows on each service we as people don't care about streaming services we just want to watch what we want to watch when we want to watch it and not have to pay the earth for it or sign up to every subscription under the sun it seems that's not possible so piracy is inevitable unless you're rich and even rich people pirate (surprisingly)
saw this on reddit, holy shit! this is amazing!
I've seen your videos from Reddit too!
@@AspectEquity Thats pretty cool
Omg ! Guys ! We’re anonymous nobodies on the internet !
What are the odds of running into each other on two of the most popular platforms in the Western Hemisphere ?
It’s soooo cray!
Maybe one of us will get famous despite creating nothing ! It’s not over saturated, nah...
@@OfAngelsAndAnarchist oof
@@OfAngelsAndAnarchist stfu.Everyone has a small amd humble beginning.Give him some time and see his growth.The videos are awesome
Great video! I've come from Atlas Pro's video and I just wanted to tell you to keep up with the good job! 99690 subs to go for the silver button!
Thanks for the encouragement!
Cant believe you haven't already gained an extra 200k subs
I can see this channel growing soon, the content is top quality.
Many pirate streaming sites with no ads or popups. You can also use a popup blocker.
Pirate sites have every movie and box set for free,
While Netflix costs £20 per month for 4k and has nothing on it.
a subscription to all the other subscriptions would be 'PopcornTime'
I simply refuse to use subscription services. However I would probably pay more if I could just buy those shows I'm interested in. With good sales I would probably lose as much money as on Steam
Nice video. Found your channel through the comment section of Atlas Pro :P
Jasper van Kruijssen same
0:14 couple hours for a CAM if the movie is in the theater, once its on bluray/DVD, its hours after release as well.
I found CAM endgame after 3 hours LOL
You can actually find a pirated film before it is even release in theaters in high dvd quality.
Wow, this is really well done 👍
You earned a sub
Someone should make an ad-supported service, or maybe if Netflix did what Spotify does and put ads in some or all shows. It would depend on if you want a free account or want the added features and benefits of a paid subscription.
Great content! I promise you, you'll get noticed by the masses very soon, my g.
Hope you're right about that haha
Fantastic video!
Behold the 3 commandments:
1. Thou shant pirate thy entertainmenth from a comany of small stature.
2. Thou shall refrain from piracy of any entertainmenth from a company with little economy.
3. Thou can freely pirate from big companies, wealthy companies and companies previously involved with fraud or swindeling of the less fortunate.
Don't forget this birdie when you grow.
Good luck. Loved the content.
Glad to hear
Piracy is the ultimate "customer is king"
It seams like didgital streaming is taking the cable model. At first, there were like 60 channels, often each channel was pretty unique but some were more generic. Now there are 100s of channels each offering, something very specific. People are not going to want to pay $60 for internet then pay for like 4-5 digital streaming services at $10-15/month
Also don't forget region locked content forcing people to pirate if they want to see it.
This is cable TV all over again.
Great video, you'll be popular in no time!
Streaming services are becoming awfully similar to tv channels... cant wait for when they start releasing bundles!
they seem to have forgotten the "plan multiple seasons" part... seems most netflix series are just a single season.
That's because Netflix stick's to a binge watching business model czcams.com/video/1330RHvXQrU/video.html
I was honestly happy to pay for a service to watch shows and movies but I can't afford to pay for multiple subscriptions. It's just not convenient and as much as I want to support creators I just can't. I will happily pay for ease of access and convenience. Crazy to think people are in reality not against paying you money if you make it worthwhile. Yeah some might still do it but if it's convenient then I'm willing to throw down cash because I'm fucking lazy. Don't judge me.
imagine paying to watch the drivel that hollywood pumps out today.
Well, It did not fail for me; the day i subscribed to Netflix for shows and Steam for games, i never ever looked back....
They really gonna charge be extra on disney plus. They are begging me to pirate
Ive tryed netflix and crunchy roll, most of what I want to watch is not there
Well, there are plenty of sites that offer subtitles in many languages for all tv shows and movies, it is just a few extra steps. And there are video players that find the right subtitle automatically too. (I have a Netflix subscription, but not all titles are available in my country (Brasil), so from time to time I have to resort to the not so legal torrent version)
*_The pirating community is way more interconnected and exclusive than these streaming services, for example scrubs season 1 to 7 is only available in 480p but top encoders A.I upscaled these shows to 1080p for the fans. Rather than paying streaming services like Netflix to stop piracy , piracy should be praised since they help many shows to become popular. It's really surprising to see torrent downloaders having terabytes of archived content that couldn't be found anywhere else, collections of content that are exclusively only on torrents. It really helps developing countries to access modern entertainment media. Every time they try to stop it with technologies like DRM,millions of people in the pirating community works toward cracking it. Pirating cannot be stopped 🙌_*
so it's like prisoner's dilemma?
I think this is really good quality and you will reach 100k subs in some months. I found polymatter before 10 000 subs, and i found you before 1000. You are close to his quality, but i feel like something is lacking. Keep up the good work and you will reach your goal
Thanks! I'm working to increase the production quality
If everyone gets a piece of the pie we all end up with crumbs.
Luckily I have the key to the bakery.
"Every anime"
Netflex doesnt even have an eighth of anime on it.
The problem is they benefit from piracy not lose from it
Holy shit, this was in my recomended feed, I first thought your channel would have 1mil subscribers. The production quality and the animations are just so good!
This video and your channel is defenently gonna blow up!
Glad you enjoyed them!
This is the most well made video on the channel and it was recommended to me by the algorithm. Keep up the good work.
My thoughts exactly. Also its the longest
Great content, keep up the good work!