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Originally Posted by #-3
The problem right now is a glut of content. I actually think D+ is the only one that semi had it right early on, and even they are skewing towards the other guys. ~80 high quality TV episodes and 10 movies per year at a pretty low price, plus some dirt cheap production cost reality shows/documentaries, plus some syndicated TV content. That's what the market needs from these platforms. instead we are getting netflix content mill 12,000 medicore TV shows / year and as soon as one becomes popular and the stars ask for money they get the axe.
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The #1 content, by a gigantic margin, on D+ is...
The Simpsons.
Like by a country mile. Viewership for The Simpsons is something like 10X more than the next most popular anything on D+.
This whole spending money on new content and hoping millions of people pony up $10/mth isn't working.
There's a reason why cable/broadcast TV was chock full of commercials.