What do you mean people don’t like paying for 10 subscriptions to watch what they used to be able to watch with 1-2 subscriptions? Oh well it’s just the market is deciding.
Gaining subscribers but losing money. Which means they are operating at a loss. They would need to increase the price to become profitable but they have to compete with the other 10 services so they have to keep prices low. If they increase cost then customers would flee.
What do you mean people don’t like paying for 10 subscriptions to watch what they used to be able to watch with 1-2 subscriptions? Oh well it’s just the market is deciding.
What are you talking about? They are gaining subscribers.
Gaining subscribers but losing money. Which means they are operating at a loss. They would need to increase the price to become profitable but they have to compete with the other 10 services so they have to keep prices low. If they increase cost then customers would flee.
The second they stop gaining subscribers those prices will go up.
And? The article is about them reporting losses despite gaining subscribers.
Didn’t even read the headline
To be fair, the headline is a really terrible way to say that Peacock hasn’t been in the black, but it’s less in the red this year than last year.