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The era of cheap streaming is officially over
(www.cnn.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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It’s a little different as Spotify/apple/etc don’t produce music and are not trying to out license each other. Really good thing you don’t have to sub to half a dozen music services.
Grateful that they don’t. But they have tried to do it with podcasts.
Spotify “pulled an Apple”, bought Gimlet and moved all their podcasts onto Spotify exclusively. I don’t use Spotify and chose to find alternatives. I’m happy I did.
Tidal seemed to try going down this road with exclusives but thankfully none of the others followed.
Does anyone even use Tidal?
I believe they have a high quality streaming option that some audiophiles prefer.
Ah fair
Moded why not
Isn’t that interesting? Maybe if the studios weren’t allowed to own the TV channels, we’d have more competition and the prices would go down.
Same shit definitley happens with record labels on streaming, thank goodnes for indie, kinda killed that a bit