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Honestly, I'm legitimately surprised that there is enough of a market for TV to support an industry.There kind of isn't. The studios (Note studio != streaming platform, its a venn diagram with a crossover, but its not a circle) are bleeding out. I know a fair few people who work as crew on film and tv work and its pretty brutal out there. Covid killed off a lot of the theatres and theatre attendance, and the streaming platforms tend to offer pretty shitty deals to the studios and never pay "points" (royalties), so once its streaming studio workers wont see royalties anymore, something that was always an income smoothing factor for the erratic incomes working on film provided.The industry is falling apart. And it shows. 5 years ago it was pretty obvious we where in a golden age for television. Now, most of those landmark series are gone, and we're seeing mostly just slop with a few decent shows strewn between them.Personally I'm over it. Netflix is continuously rising prices and the only affordable option has ads, the entire f***king reason I abandoned free to air. And now theres so many streaming services sharing nothing between them, the only reliable source is now , well frankly, pirate bay.I was playing the new Dune game with a friend , and he admitted he hadnt read the books or seen the new movies, so I suggested watching the new films (They are actually pretty faithful with a few differences to the source material). Turns out both the part 1 and part 2 films are on DIFFERENT streaming service.Its a mess., Rising subscription costs, shrinking content libraries, and regional restrictions are pushing viewers back toward piracy. Once seen as nearly dead, piracy has resurged through illicit streaming platforms as the fractured, ad-laden streaming market struggles to deliver convenience and value. The Guar, Back in 2019 we noted how the streaming sector risked driving consumers back to piracy if they didn’t heed the lessons of the past..
There are various video streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video, but these services are all raising prices across the board., The fractured streaming market is failing to deliver even the basics such as decent content, fair pricing and reliable access. and viewers are heading back to piracy on the high seas in increasing , Piracy is surging in 2025 as viewers, frustrated by escalating streaming fees and fragmented content across platforms like Netflix and Disney+, turn to illegal downloads and streams. Data shows billions in potential revenue losses, with advanced tools aiding pirates. Without affordable, unified services, this trend could reshape digital entertainment., Raised in the land of The Pirate Bay, the Swedish torrent index, I feel, for the first time in a decade, a nostalgia for the high seas of digital piracy. And I am not alone., While some people never abandoned piracy, others admit they have recently returned - this time turning to unoffifficial streaming platforms. One commonly used app is legal but can, through community add-ons, channel illicit streams., .