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| There is no deal intrinsically better, you'll always miss a specific show or another.
It's the studios and TV networks that created this mess for themselves with exclusivity contracts and long wait periods for movies, up to 90 days after the release of the DVD/BD now.
So I say, stick to one provider like Netflix, and grab the rest the pirate way, as they can't expect us to subscribe to several providers just to watch one show of it.
The networks are shooting themselves in the foot with their obsolete marketing strategies.
We need to let them know we want customer-oriented services and real competition.
Compare that to triple play, which is the basic offer most of Europe enjoys, for example free.fr: Internet access up to 28 Mbps on copper (basic offer), 100 Mbps on fiber, free phone calls to 107 countries including all mobile phones in France, 185 TV channels, 10 GB of cloud storage, fixed IP address, illimited email accounts, your personal TV channel, all starting at less than $40/month. Just look at the DSL modem (Freebox) included in the price: WiFi router, 100 GB hard disk NAS, game console, Blu-ray drive, USB hub, eSATA for more storage, design by Philip Stark:
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Netflix vs Hulu plus ???
