Nobody ever said the streaming revolution would be cheap - or easy. All that on top of literally dozens of other smaller services and niche platforms for audiences with specialized tastes.
A supersize version of HBO called, appropriately enough, HBO Max made waves last year and then came Paramount+, a revamped and rebranded CBS All Access. Apple TV+ and Disney+ came online in November 2019, while Peacock has hit living rooms and commandeered all episodes of The Office. Even during the early days of streaming, you could count on finding most big shows and movies on one of the big three platforms (Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video) or the digital versions of the big premium cable networks (HBO Now, Showtime).īut it’s not so simple anymore: Since late 2019, there’s been a barrage of new platform launches as big media companies scramble for position in the post-cable universe. There are dozens of streaming services these days, and some of them are even pretty good.įinding something to watch on TV used to be as simple as turning on the set, flipping through a few dozen channels, and stopping when you stumbled upon something worth checking out.
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