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With news of Disney pulling most of its content from Netflix by 2019 and starting its own streaming service, TorrentFreak mentions the move can lead to more rampant piracy due to a saturation of too many services. Disney's content is one of the top consumed media on Netflix. The company having its own service will only lead to fragmentation and become too expensive. It's impractical for most users, especially when there are several dedicated services a user would have to subscribe for when that same person can access an aggregated list of all media on the services in one site.
So far, there has not yet been plans to end any deals for Lucasfilm and Marvel properties the company also owns.
In piracy discussions, Hollywood insiders often stress that people have no reason to pirate, as pretty much all titles are available online legally. What they don't mention, however, is that users need access to a few dozen paid services, to access them all.
So far, there has not yet been plans to end any deals for Lucasfilm and Marvel properties the company also owns.
In piracy discussions, Hollywood insiders often stress that people have no reason to pirate, as pretty much all titles are available online legally. What they don't mention, however, is that users need access to a few dozen paid services, to access them all.