Streaming Media

[cpawstoney]

I'm curious if people are just sharing streaming services, such as kids in college or small group of friends? Also, some people had a streaming service already and are forgoing something like Sling/Hulu because they never watch regular tv.

Netflix started monitoring usage looking to charge extra if access is from different locations (monitored by IP addresses). They are looking to charge more for "sharing" of memberships. I suspect other streaming services will follow suit if they haven't already.

[leo from jersey]

Netflix started monitoring usage looking to charge extra if access is from different locations (monitored by IP addresses). They are looking to charge more for "sharing" of memberships. I suspect other streaming services will follow suit if they haven't already.

sunday ticket allows you to have a couple of extra. I just hope I can remember how to record for later playback. I miss the ease of direct tv.

[CatCane]

The nice thing about YouTubeTV is you can pause it whenever you want. We don't watch it at all during summer so turn it off until football season starts. And yeah... i think a lot of people share logins for steaming

Hulu goes month by month- no long term contract. So you can cancel anytime and then opt back in when you want.

[Lobot]

I'm curious if people are just sharing streaming services, such as kids in college or small group of friends? Also, some people had a streaming service already and are forgoing something like Sling/Hulu because they never watch regular tv.

They are all cracking down on sharing right now. If you're not in the same physical location or using an recognized authorized device you get blocked from viewing. I've been waiting for Hulu to let you add a person for $10/month like Netflix does. They don't seem real interested in doing so for obvious business reasons. I was hoping they would follow Netflix's lead on that but nope.

[Lobot]

The Wall St. Journal is reporting that Fox, Disney and Warner Bros are creating a joint streaming platform for sports. It will be available to Hulu, ESPN+ and Max subscribers.

I haven’t gotten into details yet but I honestly don’t see how this is good for the consumer and I’m betting the FTC will go after it.

They've named this joint venture Venu and it was immediately challenged by Fubo TV on antitrust grounds. As of today a court injunction has been granted against the project.

Strike 20 for David Zaslav of Warner Bros.

https://frontofficesports.com/judge-...ion-fubo-venu/