Everything is now re-consolidated under different media companies now. Instead of Ted Turner we have Larry Ellison, and Netflix, and Disney.

So I think the biggest question is, what form of entertainment will eventually supplant streaming services? Whatever it is (or will be) will almost certainly be disregarded by most people.

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theragra 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

AI generated by demand, most likely. Or AI generated by indie creators who have a vision but not a budget, and are provided with a platform to create content easily.

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butlike 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Yeah, I dunno. There's a guy on Instagram right now making techno-futuristic stories I equate to micro-episodes and...it gets old. Economies of scale would say that finding the good content in the sea of dogshit would be impossible if everyone was doing that. Premium is premium because it's scarce; not everyone is doing it.

	▲	anon84873628 37 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Don't worry, there will be algorithms to help you find what you like. And content will still go viral within subcultures.

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softwaredoug 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Youtube, TikTok, Sora...