Crazy to think that this directly affects the possibility of a remotely watchable Fantastic Four movie.
Eh, netflix rose, but all those mom and pop retail stores and chains closed up. All the business to shippers netflix used to provide with home deliveries also dried up.Companies will get bigger, other companies will rise. It's the nature of the beast. Years ago who would say that Netflix would be one of the biggest providers of content out there? The problem is when you give ISPs too much power without regulation. AT&T and TW should never merge "as is", it was a disaster waiting to happen.
Typewriters are not made anymore and people don't teach more how to "type" fast. It's evolution, baby.Eh, netflix rose, but all those mom and pop retail stores and chains closed up. All the business to shippers netflix used to provide with home deliveries also dried up.
That's hundreds of thousands or millions of jobs rendered unnecessary, replaced by thousands, or tens of thousands, of Netflix jobs.
Job scarcity is a real thing
Pretty interesting. When Charter bought TWC and turned my ISP into Spectrum, my bill dropped $15/month BUT I had to call and specifically ask for it.
parents are damn close to cancelling Directv as it is, it has gotten progressively worse and worse since AT&T took it over. Wonder if another price hike will be the straw that breaks the camel's back.
One monopoly to another lol
Bullshit. Have you had to ask for another discount after a year? They refused to budge on giving me a discount because of new Spectrum plans on one of my accounts.Yeah, same. They're A-OK with letting you pay more but they'll reduce the price if you ask for it