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sabin017 posted...

They kinda have to or people will drop their subs when a month is dead.

I don't think that's really avoidable in today's market, no matter how much they churn out. With so many streaming services and so much of the interesting content being carved up between them, it overwhelmingly makes more sense for people to rotate between services every month or two as they finish watching the stuff they're interested in, rather than maintaining multiple subs and only ever watching one at a time. Companies know this, which is why you see so many services increasing their prices but grandfathering existing subs in under the old prices with the condition that they'll give up that "promotion" if they unsubscribe.

The streaming bubble can't keep growing forever, as much as corporations and shareholders want to cling to fantasy that it will.