Better this than Paramount and the Ellison family buying whatever the hell they want since obviously monopoly laws in this country don’t mean shit anymore
mamounia78 on
Netflix really said fine, we’ll just buy the competition.
At this point we’re one merger away from watching every show on the same damn app. Wild times.
WishTonWish on
Bring on the price increases!
pallidamors on
Honestly looking forward to maybe getting some great new DC content…maybe.
Kotschcus_Domesticus on
hey thats similar to buying Microsoft Activision Blizzard.
DirtyJevfefe on
It’s funny to me how people cheered on the various Disney acquisition, but now are complaining about this.
socoolandawesome on
Hope Netflix doesn’t ruin HBO shows
thieh on
Progressing to too big to fail…
JohanMcdougal on
Can’t wait for the Gremlins to show up in a Stranger Things spinoff.
thekingestkong on
„What will we do with a drunken sailor?“
Lain_Staley on
You’re essentially going to have two entertainment streams:
Scripted content vs. Streamers.
marlinspike on
Netflix was bringing so many foreign shows to global audiences, and I hope that continues. I’ve been delighted by Korean shows lately, and without Netflix I don’t see how “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and shows like that would gain prominence. I don’t speak a word of Korean or Turkish, but it’s so great to see stories from other cultures spoken in their language with English subtitles.
papertrade1 on
Yeah , that’s what we want right now, more monopolies..
Clear_Tangerine5110 on
James Cameron: “Netflix movies shouldn’t be eligible to win Oscars.”
Netflix: (buys Warner Brothers)
cassanderer on
Media has been consolidating like crazy. At least this is just soul less silicon valley parasites netflix and not anti christ pal larry ellison though I guess.
Media was in violation of anti trust laws before though, now they consolidate further?
Shaomoki on
Netflix starts streaming
Everyone else pulls their content and starts their own streaming
Everyone loses money except Netflix on streaming then sells
Netflix buys all streamers now
Netflix owns everything?
sweetlemon69 on
Can’t say I’m a fan of this. If future produced content is similar to what Netflix creates right now…. Ug…
squeakycleaned on
Oh good. Consolidation and monopoly always creates a better experience for customers, and never results in layoffs for workers.
9millibros on
We’ll see if this one actually goes through.
dan33410 on
Incoming price increase for Netflix
Wolfgang985 on
I’m honestly okay with the entire movie/television market being taken over by megacorps, subdivided into two or three monopolies, a constitutional amendment passed cementing this design permanently, and finally being able to enjoy a TV series in a structured manner.
All this anarchy and 976 streaming platforms is exhausting.
Aggravating-Beach-22 on
And soon they add the cost of all 3 subscriptions into one. Back to paying cable and satellite costs, that didn’t take long.
CivilCJ on
For fuck’s sake, if they cancel Common Side Effects and other good HBO shows then I’m officials jumping back on the pirate ship.
Ehorn36 on
Can’t wait for my future Netflix subscription to be more than my current Netflix and HBO Max subscriptions combined.
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Better this than Paramount and the Ellison family buying whatever the hell they want since obviously monopoly laws in this country don’t mean shit anymore
Netflix really said fine, we’ll just buy the competition.
At this point we’re one merger away from watching every show on the same damn app. Wild times.
Bring on the price increases!
Honestly looking forward to maybe getting some great new DC content…maybe.
hey thats similar to buying Microsoft Activision Blizzard.
It’s funny to me how people cheered on the various Disney acquisition, but now are complaining about this.
Hope Netflix doesn’t ruin HBO shows
Progressing to too big to fail…
Can’t wait for the Gremlins to show up in a Stranger Things spinoff.
„What will we do with a drunken sailor?“
You’re essentially going to have two entertainment streams:
Scripted content vs. Streamers.
Netflix was bringing so many foreign shows to global audiences, and I hope that continues. I’ve been delighted by Korean shows lately, and without Netflix I don’t see how “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and shows like that would gain prominence. I don’t speak a word of Korean or Turkish, but it’s so great to see stories from other cultures spoken in their language with English subtitles.
Yeah , that’s what we want right now, more monopolies..
James Cameron: “Netflix movies shouldn’t be eligible to win Oscars.”
Netflix: (buys Warner Brothers)
Media has been consolidating like crazy. At least this is just soul less silicon valley parasites netflix and not anti christ pal larry ellison though I guess.
Media was in violation of anti trust laws before though, now they consolidate further?
Netflix starts streaming
Everyone else pulls their content and starts their own streaming
Everyone loses money except Netflix on streaming then sells
Netflix buys all streamers now
Netflix owns everything?
Can’t say I’m a fan of this. If future produced content is similar to what Netflix creates right now…. Ug…
Oh good. Consolidation and monopoly always creates a better experience for customers, and never results in layoffs for workers.
We’ll see if this one actually goes through.
Incoming price increase for Netflix
I’m honestly okay with the entire movie/television market being taken over by megacorps, subdivided into two or three monopolies, a constitutional amendment passed cementing this design permanently, and finally being able to enjoy a TV series in a structured manner.
All this anarchy and 976 streaming platforms is exhausting.
And soon they add the cost of all 3 subscriptions into one. Back to paying cable and satellite costs, that didn’t take long.
For fuck’s sake, if they cancel Common Side Effects and other good HBO shows then I’m officials jumping back on the pirate ship.
Can’t wait for my future Netflix subscription to be more than my current Netflix and HBO Max subscriptions combined.