Thread: The future of television
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by gunner45 View Post
Disney+ has simply made explicit what all the SVODs are doing, i.e. ad-free on premium tiers means no ads during mid-roll but pre-roll and post-roll will have ads, promotions, etc. My beef with Prime Video is that it's the only SVOD where you have to pay to subscribe and pay again to avoid mid-roll ads.
Well, yes, but to be fair, Amazon Prime Video is thrown in free when you subscribe to the Prime free delivery service. I think most of us do that these days, don’t we?
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