Jason J
The explosion of name-brand streaming services is really starting to hurt the streaming experience. What used to be a few options has now turned into a crowded marketplace where every major network has launched its own service. Instead of pooling resources into a few major platforms, the money is now spread across dozens of services. This has led to a more fragmented experience, where people often juggle a few subscriptions, cancel them after a month or two, and switch to others.
This model is having a negative impact on the quality of shows. With so many platforms competing for attention, the money available for producing high-quality content has become thinner. As a result, companies are often canceling promising shows too soon, just because they didn’t see strong initial numbers or immediate success. Great series are being cut short before they have the chance to grow and build an audience, ultimately leaving many shows unfinished or abandoned.
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