I wish I understood why people will pay for streaming tv subscriptions but not for social subscriptions.
I suppose social subscriptions have to overcome network effects and a plethora of “free” alternatives - ranging from iMessage to facebook.
I wish I understood why people will pay for streaming tv subscriptions but not for social subscriptions.
I suppose social subscriptions have to overcome network effects and a plethora of “free” alternatives - ranging from iMessage to facebook.
I think at least one take on this is that people see it as paying for the content of streaming subscriptions, not the streaming infrastructure itself.
So the idea of paying for the infrastructure needed to see the content produced by your social network doesn't feel like a good deal.