Disappearing Content: Media is still getting wiped today
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When content gets removed from the internet and streaming services…where does it go? And should we be worried about the future of shows that have only ever existed online? Artwork holds a reified place in our culture, but history is filled with stories of lost films, discarded manuscripts, paintings hidden beneath other paintings, and plays performed once and then never again. The difference now is that with all the technology available, and with digitization making things like storage far easier, shouldn’t we be past these kinds of problems? Here’s our take on the thorny issue of disappearing content, and the responsibility we have to keep art - like our shows and movies - alive.
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00:00 Media is STILL disappearing today
01:15 How art gets lost over time
03:48 MUBI
04:46 Can digitally preserved work disappear too?
07:52 When the kill switch gets pulled...
11:50 The future of vanishing media - Zábava
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Although I enjoy Streaming services, having a show be removed after expiration with no way to see the show/film is the reason why I support Physical Media, because with Physical media you have the movie and especially show and episodes preserved without having the show on a specific streaming service be removed without notice.
That's why pirates exist.
@@temin2776 I support digital media and uTorrent (or any other similar software) with gusto.
Physical media get destroy as well.
@@ms.shineray You can put a Blu Ray in your closet for years and 99% of the time it’ll go untouched. You can get a Netflix subscription and you have no control over if they take something down or not.
I don't get why digital media is compared to physical media. Its direct comparison is tv broadcast and cable tv, not physical media.
This is the very reason that my dad refused to join streaming services and music streaming apps. We don't really own anything anymore with these instances. There are so many times that I go to look for an old movie and with the 8+ apps I have, the movie will literally be on none of them or it would be on another app that I don't have and have to pay for. It's really ridiculous. Technology is just....blah sometimes. Love/Hate relationship.
Video cassette and DVD also don't last forever. Nothing in this world last forever. Enjoy while it lasts.
YES this 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@zitronentee it last longer. We still have movies that are 100 years old. A lot of people have homemade tapes they recorded from music played on radios in the 80s and 90s (that was 40 years ago!)
Someone in India tried to steal my spotify account this week and the only thing in my mind was "if I lost my account I can't listen to music" I have a little bit of anxiety and use my earphones to help with that when I'm in public, so I was really stressed talking with spotify client support so I could get my account back the quickest I could. Now I'm also buying few of my favorites, specially classic songs, that I can have in my phone, maybe I will buy a tape/cd player small radio, to have at home too, so that's doesn't happen again.
@@joiceraiana It depends on the build quality. Every DVDs has different built quality. I have DVDs that only lasts 5 years. But other high quality DVDs can last much much longer.
I love having all my favorite movies on physical media. It’s sad that some of the things streaming services are getting rid of have never been on physical media.
Thank you, it's my why, that if there is a physical format to a movie/tv show, I'll try &buy it, as well as just finding them on a region 1(NTSC) format is hard enough as finding it at an affordable price,
@@RoninRen I love having my DVDs!
@@Exorcist364xs Me too. I've gotten comments about my collection but when you also like movies that aren't mainstream it makes sense. My biggest problem is newer dvd players don't last very long and it getting harder and harder to find replacements
@@ploefff wow I know that feeling, basically the only blu-ray player that I liked(with a RCA connector &under $60) was a used one, otherwise &here I've been worrying dvd/blu-ray replacements if/when they get damaged,
Thankfully, bootlegs are as nice as official releases nowadays
That episode of Westworld that is spoken entirely in Lakota is so beautiful and rare to see in television, I can't believe they're gonna erase the whole show from HBO.
Which episode is this?
@@Antifadiva i think it's season 2 episode 8
i'm so heartbroken about westworld, also the OA, it needed 5 seasons :(
@@marvel096 Season 5 was not going to redeem the previous 2 seasons. I was very optimistic when i saw the first 2 or 3 episodes of season 4 but then the whole plot devolved into nonsense. It is pretty clear to me that nobody in the production team of westworld cared about it anymore
Make sure to seed, if you wanna preserve it!
The film Hugo touches on this. It tells the story of Georges Méliès, who was a pioneer in film (one of the best known images from his film is the Man in the Moon getting a rocket stuck in his face 😅), but most of his films are lost because it was too much money to store them, and film in those days could be melted down to make shoe soles. So again, money--- both the loss and making of it---- was the deciding factor on society losing some of our first ever films from a man who came up with some amazing stories, effects, and artworks....
A movie by Scorsese. I didn't know about his film preservation foundation, but having seen Hugo, it makes so much sense that he would start a project like that
The original promise of streaming was to always have access to content, even if it wasn’t popular or good. My favorite show ever was a part of the HBO Original Content removal, and I’m still heartbroken that I might not get to see it again. Any Summer Camp Island fans out there?
If you have vpn you can watch it on another country. In mine it’s still on hbo.
It’s on Solarmovie :)
I love summer camp island so much 😭
Not a Summer Camp Island fan, but I empathize since I was a massive Infinity Train fan. It was one of the first shows on the chopping block and most evidence of its existence has been scrubbed from the internet.
You know piracy exists, right? Even if HBO removes there is still websites out there where you can watch it.
It’s not always easy to buy physical medias. Some movies didn’t get DVD releases. It tools years for the Wonder years to be released on DVD
Is case of release the file so people can download. Since is not important enough to keep it, not necessarily is a loss let it go for free.
Still one of greatest teenage shows of all time!
I believe there were music clearance issues that delayed the DVD release. Same with WKRP in Cincinnati.
I remember some years back when I was shopping at Best Buy, and I asked an employee why the movie sections had gotten so small. He told me people were buying less physical Blu-Rays and DVDs so there was no point in having as many of them in-store anymore. It was a depressing truth. But also annoying...
As someone who buys physical, we are often teased as being out of touch, or behind the times, and while I understand the conveniences, I see relying on digital-only as foolish, and moments like this make me want to say 'I told you so.' However, losing art isn't good for anyone.
Maybe more people are going to vintage stock retailers like The Movie Trading Company, where they can buy physical media, including vinyl records, or especially old TV shows that never got the blu-ray treatment. But those places too are having their own problems with volume, and are constantly having sales and bargains just to get rid of too much stuff they have.
something I miss in newer physical media like dvd & blu-rays is all the fun behind the scenes content. I hardly see it included anymore, if there even is a physical release of something. I'm sure it's the lack of sales that has lead to this and it makes me sad
Great Take! It is so frustrating to get into a new show only to have it get cancelled! Netflix is contributing to its own downfall. What incentive do viewers have when they cancel shows before the story arc is completed?
Loved the point of needing to better understand the cultural significance of some shows. Capitalism robs us of our humanity in so many ways. And denying us, as a society, from knowing stories of "the other" robs us of the opportunity to truly know and understand our full potential as people.
I wrote my thesis on the archives and how authority over the archives can play and impact on what gets out and what doesn’t. We talk about storage rooms in museums in my Art History seminars and I similarities in this video to those discussions.
Do you happen to have a link for it that you could share? It sounds incredibly interesting!
@@saintclairbernardes6159 at the moment it’s in the process of getting approved through my university. If you give me your email I can send you a copy of it.
Damn, the job of future historians is going to be much more difficult than that of the past ones
No no it won't wtf
That why physical media rocks, my blu-rays won’t disappear from my shelves 👍🏼
I feel like this why we can’t have nice things anymore. It is all about the dollars and not about the art
Mfs be like: Piracy is bad
My brother in Christ you have made it impossible to watch my favorite shows legally because of tax write offs
yeah, i considered myself a retired torrent user. But i suspect i will start a movie collection again.
@@alepolait8951 What's a torrent?
This video is very fitting because 10 minutes before this was uploaded, I was searching for a short film by one of my favourite directors that I couldn’t find. Upon researching, no one can find it and it’s disappeared into thin air.
Same issue I have looking for a horror short film that aired on IFC.
@@blackdragon6 oh man, which horror film?
There was this 90’s movie on Netflix that I adored as a kid about two teen best friend girls who solve a murder mystery…Forgot the title of the film but have been searching the description or key words via Google and pretty much all big streaming platforms and have been running into dead ends for years. I think that shit’s gone fr 😭
@@k_n_c_y that’s so disheartening 😭
@@carrie2469 called the Dollhouse I think. It was fucked up man 😆
I heard of a family who downloaded and BOUGHT a movie off Amazon but when Amazon stopped streaming that movie they lost out. So the movie they bought was no longer available to them. I think that’s ridiculous. We spend money on these movies and we expect the internet to hold onto them “forever” so once we pay money to own them we should ALWAYS be able to obtain them. There should be a way to obtain these movies and shows we purchase via streaming services even when they no longer are available on the platform. Maybe download to a hard drive of some sort. Like I downloaded an entire series off apple. What happens when say that series is no longer available. Shouldn’t I the owner still be able to obtain that series even though the service provider no longer carries it. I DID pay for it.
I’m repeating myself but you get the idea.
A lot of the shows that got removed or canceled by HBO max were also queer shows some of which had really dedicated fan bases like Tuca & Bertie, Los Espokeys, or Gentleman Jack it feels really sad that these shows are getting canceled and/or removed during such a hateful time for this community imo
This is literally something a supervillain would think of
Well...the Supervillain, in this case, doesn't have just one mind. It has billions. It's name is Capitalism.
And his name is Zaslav, which even sounds villainous
@@robchuk4136 his name does sound villainous 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@TheMidwestAtheistyep the most evil villain of all time
Do a video on how calling animation “just for kids” instead of calling as it is a medium cause harm in the animation industry.
Supporting physical media Boutique like Arrow video, Shoutfactory, Kinolorber, Vinegar Syndrome and Criterion helps with restoring old movies that doesn't have a DVD or Blu-ray release.
I was joust thinking of them. Here he have a dozen or so companies saving older movies from classic Golden Hollywood films like I married a witch and art house films like Breathless to cult low budget films like Angle or Stuff and adult films like Public Affairs. Between all of them a major section of film is being saved and yet it is still a drop in the bucket.
Will this eventually justify piracy? The few people who want it are gonna make their own personal shelf for it. Might as well let them keep it for free.
"Eventually"?
Except the people who create the shows get nothing.
Everyone should pirate. Capitalism is a joke and so are these streaming sites.
yOu wOuLdN't StEaL a cAr yes, I would, if I could just download one.
Don't feel bad when a multibillion dollar company loses a couple of millions of dollars
@@fromthehaven94 only the producer and really really high tier professionals get paid on commission. Everyone else gets paid a fixed salary upfront, and they don't lose money based on post-release results.
It's really speaks to the craziness of our economic system that it makes more sense to not release finished works
It’s messed up to people who worked on these productions under the premise residuals were part of the deal. Some smaller actors rely on that money and could of worked on other productions.
I fear that one day in the future, you remember a show you watched as a kid, but can't find it anywhere and people would claim that you are delusional & that the show doesn't exist 😢
There already is a HUGE lost media comunity online & on youtube dedicated to that exact same issue lol theyve already found a bunch of stuff this year
You could always pirate it...
IMDB keeps record of the show's existence, just not the actual show.
A quick google search and call it a day
I'm not saying don't buy physical just if you rewath remember DVDs wear out. That's the appeal of streaming for some. I was tired of worn out DVDs and broken disc drives after a move.
Laptops went CD rom free. Digital consoles are cheaper. So even buying physicals puts us at the mercy that those productions continue as do their readers.
You guys should do a “cancel your gays” video. This is the trope that “bury your gays” has seemingly evolved into. Tons and tons of lgbtq+ shows are being prematurely cancelled with seemingly no regard to how many viewers, old and new, are watching nor how good the reviews for the shows are. This is conspicuously more apparent in wlw shows than mlm shows.
Yes, this is about Warrior Nun.
It’s also about The Owl House and a whole bunch of other shows from this past year.
This should also be in regards to the miraculous resurrection of the Nimona film and the cancellation of the live action Lumber Janes.
The fact that Netflix got rid of Hemlock Grove but not Cuties 😭
Love hemlock grove 💔😭
Still not over the cancellation of Santa Clarita Diet, GLOW or Teenage Bounty Hunters
so just something to think about for a future video essay, narratives that are all about life without the internet, whether it's about living in a world without electricity because of some disaster, or because the plot is set in a pre-internet era,
This is so important, really hope you guys make a short form video on this topic for TikTok & reels so hopefully it spreads even more and people can really start considering this.
This is why I still buy physical copies of movies and TV series
This is why we need to codify strong rights for libraries and archives to be able to collect, preserve, and disseminate digital information. The bigger IP holders are strongly against this and they have the money to win court battles, but it is in our collective interest to collect, preserve, and disseminate knowledge, regardless of format, for the benefit of future generations. We have professionals and institutions dedicated to doing this work. We simply need to fund them and staff them properly so that institutions can not only work through their massive backlogs, but also afford to continually update preserved works as technology and formats change.
Money is not even a good objective reason to decide whether something is valuable. If you decide what’s a more valuable cultural asset between Fast and furious 9 or “everything everywhere all at once” based on money then we’re in a pretty scary place
Firstly, Netflix removing a show like "Hemlock Grove" was disappointing but not surprising. I wouldn't be surprised if Disney+ and Peacock did the same thing in the future! ☹️
Secondly, a lot of Latino people don't like the term "Latinx". I'm pretty sure that you guys have been called out for that before in the past! 😅
The x use in replacement of the o is a whole thing, and while I generally agree with it, I'm with you here, it wasn't necessary to use it. You're talking English, you already have a good gender neutral term: Latin
I hate this issue. We have a collection of over 1200 VHS tapes. Some of these are not on any other type of viewable platform.
I will NEVER forgive Discovery for what they did to Infinity Train
Thats why nothing will ever replace the hard copy. Plus when it comes to streaming in some cases it has to do with paying residuals and licenses running out in others.
Ironically, piracy or a monopoly as Netflix was seems the only way to keep content alive...
For those looking for a creative project. Try creating your own tv series on dvd. You may be surprised how much time and effort it takes to gather all the materials. Great chance to gain hands on experience about product design, user interface menus, cover art, and video production.
There’s gotta be a way to pirate or torrent or film or convert to a hard copy or otherwise save these shows. If the legal venues discard these fine works it’s up to the people to save it from extinction. If a service completely wipes out a show or film, their rights to it should be forfeited back to the creators to distribute as they please, perhaps put them up on a public venue like CZcams for the publics viewing.
(Note: for legal reasons I’m not serious wink wink nudge nudge)
"His House" consegue ao mesmo tempo ser um filme lindo e também ser de suspense-terror.
One thing that really bothers me about streaming is that the concept of buying a movie has changed. In the past, when I bought a movie, I bought a physical copy that I could keep forever, copy infinitely, and watch on any TV. Now, if you buy a movie on streaming, you only own the right to log in to the platform and watch it whenever you want. It's not as "mine" as it used to be. It could be removed, the platform could go away, and then what would I have? Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I download a show on Netflix, it's not saved to my phone or computer, it's saved to the app. I have no right to it without paying continually for access to it. That seems like a scam to me.
I completely agree with you, but I wouldn't say it's a scam. Netflix's business model is providing access to a service in exchange for money, not providing access to specific content like you would if you were to buy a movie
@@xgise But how else could we legally access the content without Netflix when DVDs and rental places are phased out? It's no longer a luxury or convenience to stream, it's the only way to access most shows and movies.
Spinning around; Tribes of Europa; The society. These are only 3 shows that were canceled after only one season, that I'm still obsessed with, and The society ended on a mayor plot twist 😭
I will never forgive Netflix for cancelling The Society.
@@dineinunes and we don't even have a book its based on to at least know the ending 🥲
Bootlegs of musicals provide a great swrvice in saving the art form since they refuse to record them for the public
CHAMBERS!!!! A BIPOC STORY! FROM NETFLIX!!!! I was devastated it wasn't renewed. The Exorcist series!!! Latino actors 😭😭😭😭 Diablero!!! Mexican stories and folklore 😭😭😭
The Exorcist series was good. Don’t know why it didn’t renew.
Question isn't how to stop distributors from demonetizing products that cost more to sell than they'd make, but do more creative voices and filmmakers get to tell their stories today, even if in a few years it is impossible to tell whether people will have access to these works on the platforms that licensed its distribution or through physical media???
People bring up the iTunes statistics of 10 million plus songs released digitally every year, and over 95% or whatever it is, are NEVER PLAYED.
Now hosting feature films and series requires hundreds of times the bandwidth and storage of hosting audio files, which explains why this sort of dynamic in a video catalog can cripple a studio's cashflow and make it really difficult to continue to raise production and licensing costs when more and more of their revenue is used to prop up product that doesn't pull its own weight.
All stores do this. You liquidate inventory in order to make room for more desirable/current stuff.
I think the cultural benefit from having artists be on streaming platforms, side to side with the industry plants with millions in marketing budgets, still gives them a higher chance of finding their audience than to do it on your independent, personal platform, selling DVDs or CDs from your car or your own website. Not to mention that if independent filmmakers where self-distributing these flops they could be in personal, financial and emotional crisis when they underperform.
The reality is that there is an acceleration to the production of media, and the fact that these platform democratize distribution giving many new artists and filmmakers opportunities they would have never had in older "brick and mortar" paradigms, is much more positive than the idea that you may lose the chance to watch your shows because they're not popular. You can always DOWNLOAD things you really love on Netflix and fix that problem too!!
When you go to a concert you don't "unsubscribe" from your favorite artists if they don't play some obscure B-side you really like, you understand there is a finite setlist, and they'll play what the fans respond to the most. Many bands go decades never playing some obscure, fan favorite song live, are they evil for doing that??
By the way, theatrical releases get cut short all the time. Most movies released theatrically lose money, aren't available everywhere (limited release) and don't stay open past 3-4 weeks. If you are a first time filmmaker, the chances of getting your work in front of 10 million people are MUCH HIGHER on streaming than they will EVER be on theatrical, and the margin of success on theatrical is so astronomically smaller than on streaming that you'll probably lose the studio money and never get to work again.
Is there an updated figure for storage costs? While it’s likely that modem movies have more data to be stored, at the same time, 2007 is ages ago in technology terms.
never forget friends from college, which ended on a cliffhanger. fffff netflix fr
I also wonder if Tiffany Haddish's recent controversy/scandal may have also played a role in the second cancelation of Tuca and Berti🤔 because when came about I thought oh no this show is going to canceled because of this.
You may be be right. Similarly, several projects that Will Smith was attached to were rescinded due to...well, you know why.
That's why you get hard copies, some networks don't even support digital sales. Honestly they're eventually gonna fuck up and fall into the same trap as cable did.
This is why physical media is so important if I want to watch the movie, Cocoon or The Great Race literally streaming nowhere when I search and see it absolutely nowhere streaming I just pop in my blue gray
Everytime I worry for a show being cancelled or gone, I would try to find a DVD copy and keep it safe. But then that's impossible to find and of course some dumbass will be greedy a ruin our chances to keep it when sell it for higher price. 😢
And I know people also pirates it but even that would be against law and also impossible for anyone that doesn't know. Like what happened to KissAnime site when companies found out about it.
If that's a real worry for you, you should maybe pirate it and burn in yourself.n
It is driving me nuts that I can’t even buy the movie Amelie in digital format anywhere!!!
A lot of reporting and papers challenging the official medical narrative are disappearing too
I was actually just hoping to watch Santa Inc. (animated show about elves) , but HBO Max has removed it. I know it has controversial themes, but I wish I could watch it and decide for myself. It’s from last year but doesn’t seem to be available at all anymore.
Sometime I wonder if certain shows aren't meant to be consumed by viewers so much as they are meant to be analyzed by journalists.
Meanwhile Netflix canceling Warrior Nun despite it performing so good number wise despite no promotions along with juggernauts like The Crown and Wednesday
This has been happening to new music for decades.
Infinity train was literally one of their highest performers and ut still got axed and is at risk of disappearing offcially except for pirate sites n torrents
That's why I continue bying CDs and Vinyls
His House is amazing! This makes me so sad
Do you know why I subscribed to video essay channels like this years ago? Because I can watch this content for free, it’s smarter (in being tailored and summarizable) to me, and I can access it without being at the mercy of companies all the time!
Just found a site from 2005 that requires Macromedia flash player. It is on a university server so that explains how it is still online. The internet is only persistent if multiple distributed copies of content are made as opposed to single point copies.
The mention of “Lost Content” in the title made me think it was about this.
Into my heart an air that kills
From yon far country blows:
What are those blue remembered hills,
What spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content,
I see it shining plain,
The happy highways where I went
And cannot come again
Video game preservation too! Also yess anime!
It all boils down to cost at the end of the day. It's expensive for streaming services to keep content on servers, which only continues to increase.
Sounds like streaming services are going to be doing what Disney did with their classics before Disney+; put them into a "digital vault" and cycle through them every few years.
Only to then "restore" them and making them uglier, so the yougest generation won't miss the hand drawn animation. They only know the ugly, less-quality version of the classics now. Have you tried to watch any hand drawn animated movie on Disney+? They look like the bad, tv-cartoon copy of themselves. And I KNOW it's not Mandela effect for sh1t, because I have the old dvds
@@BereniceAllanPoe OMG I'm glad it wasn't just me who thought this. I rewatched Bedknobs and Broomsticks a couple years ago and was appalled by how horrible it looked in its "remastered" version. They stole the charm of the original and shoved in awkward computer generated effects that were super obvious and yes, ugly. It made me so sad they did Angela Lansbury dirty like that. Thankfully, I own most of the classics on VHS in their original puffy packaging and a DVD/VHS player that will probably survive the apocalypse.
@@IKilledEarl I'm *so jelly* about your dvd-vhs player 🥲 to think that my mother has thrown away my original disney vhs collection... And this was in the early 2000, she didn't have any excuse 🥲
@@BereniceAllanPoe Aww! Thats so sad. Some of mine are actually worth a lot of money now to all the nostalgia nuts out there. My mother replaced the VHS tapes with DVDs and gave me the tapes as they came out of the Disney vault. I bought the VHS/DVD player in college back in 2005. I'm glad I've kept it all these years. They're really hard to find now!
actually no, this is not the same as Disney putting their classics into a vault, these disappeared shows aren’t being put into a “vault”, they’re literally being erased as a tax write off, it means they cannot be shown again. Disney didn’t have their classics as a tax write off, those classics didn’t entirely just get erased
Why we mustn’t throw DVDs away. VHS should be converted Digitally.
Caveat on physical media since I don’t like physical media being romanticized: They won’t survive for 100 years, but digital backups of physical media in open-source file formats can
You're not wrong. A lot of CD-ROM games, for example, are *literally* rotting away! It's called "disc rot". I wouldn't be surprised if that ever happened to DVDs and other CDs as well. ☹️
Why not leave them? There is no “shelf space” needed so just leave everything up. Simple
Actually, cloud/internet storage is still physical somewhere. You need a large physical server somewhere to store the data...
Actually there is “shelf space”… everything people stream, is stored somewhere on some physical servers. You just access that space easily and don’t store anything on your personal disk.
Yes true. But the large server space the company already acquired to be in business is already so large and paid for that the few terrabits of space the average show occupies is an incredibly small part. They are doing it to create artificial “scarcity” or worse to let the work just disappear into an archive. They still have it stored it’s just unavailable. If they license it out of house it can still be removed anytime the license expires.
Tax writeoff
Anne with an E. Never forget 😑
How’re those ads for owning a piece of Scottish land working out for you? 🤣🤣🤣
Before, content was burned or taped over. Now it's all digital.
I pirate everything because i was done with streaming services becoming more expensive and removing content often.
It’s time to bring in the librarians! Weeding and archiving is just part of our jobs.
I was so pissed about Westworld I just started that show!
You can't lose what you didn't have
we're just gonna end up w cable and dvds again. let's go. it's time.
Here's a crazy idea: have the public vote on what media gets erased from existence.
If anyone is paying attention, virtually none of the programming removed via Warner Bros Discovery CEO's decision making are the reality shows that are the bulk of Discovery Nerworks programming.
Great. Now I'm in frantic despair.
That why should be piracy
This is why piracy is a moral necessity. :D
Hemlock
I believe that the only reason this practice exists is that doing it means extending the streaming services’ revenue.
Keep VHS DVD and Blu Ray. When VHS went to DVD some movies were not converted. Now dvd/bluray are convrting to digital much are lost. Keep physical media!
So why are og doctor who episodes lost
So why didn't they put badwoman on their streaming service? It's just odd.
Seriously?! Tuca & Bertie was cancelled after the 3rd season? No wonder it ended with such little fanfare compared to its season 2 finale. That's bullshit!
Netflix should go back to mailing DVDs 📀
Infinity train 😢😢😢
Well if you can't afford to keep popular streaming content, then get out of the streaming business and make room for someone who can so we don't have to pay for 20 different services to get all we want. Or have the option of a free ad including platform vs. a paid platform so ad companies can support developing artists, if we aren't.
Have them do surveys with a chance to get a discount? Then you may know exactly what content is appealing to the most people.
But will people watch it? Television is notorious for this very thing as well. But again who has purposely watched a 1948 Texaco Star Theater starring Milton Berle lately? It’s on CZcams right now.
That’s why you should buy physical hello
Regular show warned us this would happen
Still Miss Infinity Train Y'all!
Still on qBittorrent
Physical media and torrents.
well now we can thank pirate services :D most of the stuff is already on pirate sites
If nothing, this will increase piracy and i have to say. Yes. Good.
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