Re:Netflix's gamble pays off as subscriptions soar
by croon on Thursday January 19, 2017 @07:05AM
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Wow, that's a shame.
I was a Netflix subscriber before but got tired of seasons of shows inexplicably disappearing when watching them, and I just finished reading the article ending on this note:
> What Netflix has made clear is that it’s no longer content with signing up content to show only in select markets, it’s instead focusing on deals that can be shown in every country.
Which made me very happy, only to come on here and see your comment. I hope they fix this.
I've been a Spotify subscriber since 2010, and a user since 2008. I don't get my music anywhere else because there's simply _enough_ on there. This is what I want from a TV(/movie) service.
While I'm a bit miffed they seem to be going away from acquiring other content (which I still want access to), at least their direction of global availability is sound.
Sad to hear about audio tracks and subs though. That's inexcusable.
I was a Netflix subscriber before but got tired of seasons of shows inexplicably disappearing when watching them, and I just finished reading the article ending on this note:
> What Netflix has made clear is that it’s no longer content with signing up content to show only in select markets, it’s instead focusing on deals that can be shown in every country.
Which made me very happy, only to come on here and see your comment. I hope they fix this.
I've been a Spotify subscriber since 2010, and a user since 2008. I don't get my music anywhere else because there's simply _enough_ on there. This is what I want from a TV(/movie) service.
While I'm a bit miffed they seem to be going away from acquiring other content (which I still want access to), at least their direction of global availability is sound.
Sad to hear about audio tracks and subs though. That's inexcusable.