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Would it be fair to describe Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ as general-purpose streaming sites & AppleTV+ as a specialty streaming service?

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Oct 20 '21, 18:47

I mean, in terms of catalog size, it seems like an accurate demarcation, right?

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I'd say Netflix and Hulu have the best/largest catalogs. Prime is weak, imo. The others are more specialty. -- nm - Krusty Oct 21, 06:10
Amazon and Netflix are the widest … Disney is a solid library but not as comparable. Apple is even less. -- nm - Will Hunting Oct 20, 19:02
No? Disney and Apple I'd think are specialty. Disney is actually more limited in their catalog. - JaxSean Oct 20, 19:00 2
- I am talking AppleTV Plus, not Apple TV. It's a shadow of Disney Plus. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 20, 19:14 1
  - And maybe my perspective of Disney+ is coloured by their extra content in Canada. -- nm - Beryllium Oct 20, 19:15
Short them all now. TMTG is going to send them all out of business. -- nm - ty97 Oct 20, 18:47

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