Streamer Spend To Top $100B For First Time In 2026

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No word on how much monthly sub fees will go up.

Streamer Spend To Top $100B For First Time In 2026 – Report

Streamer content spend will top $100B in 2026, an Ampere Analysis report has said, with big spend on 'Stranger Things' and sports strategies.

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"Sports strategies," like making it as confusing as possible to find where to watch a game??

 

[Bruce]

"Sports strategies," like making it as confusing as possible to find where to watch a game??

ummm…..go to google, punch in what streaming service has ********* game….done.

 

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ummm…..go to google, punch in what streaming service has ********* game….done.

Maybe I should have used the word inconvenient. You have to sub to multiple services to get all NFL games, for example.

 

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[Bruce]

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Every service I subscribe to……no ads.

If people have/need to save money, the with ad option is there.

Now in comparison, if you have paid live TV, you are getting the ads, along with less and less new content, at a price that is a lot more then what I pay for the streaming services no ads versions.

Paramount+ with Showtime $120 a year = $10 a month
Hulu/Disney+ $20 a month
Netflix $25 a month
HBO $139 a year ( deal 4K) $12 a month
Peacock $13 a month

$80, no commercials

Dish Network 120 with 1 Hopper 3 is just $90 a month, no Showtime, HBO or Netflix as I get with the above, along with the extreme amount of new content, 4K Picture, Movies, etc, etc.

If you add HBO, Showtime and Netflix to the Dish price, increases it another $50, about $130 a month.