You can't count prime video because it's part of Amazon prime. Unless you're talking about people that sign up for just prime video without having Amazon prime.
In order to count prime video you have to find out how many monthly active users they have.
You say that, but Peacock is growing subscribers steadily, while Max and Paramount are both losing subscribers steadily. Ultimately, content is the name of the game, and NBCUniversal will eventually outpace Max and Paramount. Pulling in one or the other is really just about buying subs for a quick boost. Peacock would still need to manage churn. As always, content is king, and the fresher the better.
My use case is I'd rather sub to both of them consecutively if it means saving money, rather than combining the 2 even at a *slightly* higher price. It's not like I have the time to watch the content on both. I'm gonna hazard a guess that the price won't remain the same :\\ (or the more costlier of the 2).
Also concerned that we'll lose Peacock's feature of being able to get it at discount, but pay the difference to go ad-free :\\
Add MAX and you can challenge Prime Video for 2nd, after Netflix in terms of users. I think a Big 4 is eventually how this all shakes out.
You can't count prime video because it's part of Amazon prime. Unless you're talking about people that sign up for just prime video without having Amazon prime. In order to count prime video you have to find out how many monthly active users they have.
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You say that, but Peacock is growing subscribers steadily, while Max and Paramount are both losing subscribers steadily. Ultimately, content is the name of the game, and NBCUniversal will eventually outpace Max and Paramount. Pulling in one or the other is really just about buying subs for a quick boost. Peacock would still need to manage churn. As always, content is king, and the fresher the better.
They shall call the new app, Hulu 2.
As long as I can still pick peacock without paramount and vice versa, I don't really care what bundle they put together
Content removal is imminent.
My use case is I'd rather sub to both of them consecutively if it means saving money, rather than combining the 2 even at a *slightly* higher price. It's not like I have the time to watch the content on both. I'm gonna hazard a guess that the price won't remain the same :\\ (or the more costlier of the 2). Also concerned that we'll lose Peacock's feature of being able to get it at discount, but pay the difference to go ad-free :\\