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Disney to Crack Down on Password-Sharing Too
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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The music industry adapted for the internet. Film and TV will need to do the same if they want to reduce piracy to nothing like music. Naturally an all in one streaming service won't be cheap like music due to costs. But 50$ for a one stop shop video streaming service seems fair to me. 50$ split across multiple UIs feels like a rip. The music industry also made compromises on profits so greedy ol Hollywood can do the same. But let's be real, they try to make copyright a criminal offense through lobbying before that.