Streaming giants face a new budgetary reality and, as djtgallagher explains, that means subscribers may end up paying more for fewer program choices WSJWhatsNow
Once it seemed there was never anything good on TV. Streaming has only solved part of the problem.
: According to Reelgood, which aggregates data from streaming platforms, subscribers can currently choose from a total of 36,674 TV shows and movies among the nine largest subscription-based streaming services, at any time day or night. But quantity doesn’t mean quality; only 46% of those shows and movies are considered quality or high-quality offerings based on their IMDb viewer scores, according to Reelgood’s data.
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