The battle for net neutrality is being fought in the trenches. Like Key and Peele before it, Game of Thrones has a media screener leak. Instead of blaming the leaker (the media), fans of the show are being targeted by HBO for downloading the torrent.
What does all this mean for the future of digital content?
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Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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Just to be clear, not everyone is willing to pay for every movie he sees that would be absurd, piracy is free publicity, many people want to try things before buying because the hype sometimes is for nothing, look at games, when someone likes a game he will buy it for multiplayer or because the game is too good not to buy, don't blame piracy for piracy blame prices, everyone is doing digital now cutting prices and they still sell at the same prices as before when they used to spend more money on a physical product release.
I think $20 per month is an absurd amount to pay for the limited amount of content any of the premium channels offer. Perhaps you could cut costs, starting with the stupidly high salaries of your top tier executives.
The biggest issue I have with streams is accessibility. For instance, I can't watch Community because of where I live which means I need to torrent it. Whose fault is that?
Not even sure how to get game of thrones in the uk without sky, just put in on netflix?
Torrent rocks!