they have to since they can't make any money in the free market, because their products are total shit illegal sports streaming sites have better performance and usability than official/legal ones. corporate streaming services are a joke
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Is good to see the US us finally embracing unions ❤️
The new group is led by two former policymakers acting as senior advisers: former Republican Rep. Fred Upton and former Democratic Federal Communications Commission (FCC) acting chair Mignon Clyburn.
Source: https://www.axios.com/2023/09/26/streamers-launch-first-official-trade-group
Mignon Clyburn is Jim Clyburn's daughter. SMH
Who's that?
These fucks never did learn
With our powers combined we are CAPTAIN (old) CABLE!!!!
This does not spark joy.
I wish I had never gotten rid of all my dvds
Buy em back! DVDs are dirt cheap right now (sometimes $1 a pop at flea markets, garage sales, and thrift stores)
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Great, now let me pay a single fee for the SIA, and be able to watch anything on any of those channels. I'd happily pay a higher amount for that privilege.
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The Expectables.
This is honestly what Google should've done with Fiber.
Big tech's lobbyist dollars would have beaten Comcast's with ease.
I'm such an apathetic consumer of media nowadays.. it'd suck if we all just started going outside again, yknow?
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