• foggy@lemmy.world
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    21 hours ago

    It’s less than 1% of their subscribers.

    It’s a drop in the bucket. Sadly.

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      17 hours ago

      From what data I can pull they have roughly 125M subscribers, so it’s about 1.4%. This still doesn’t sound a lot, but it’s effect is exaggerated because of their business model: the majority of their cost is for producing shows and movies, i.e. costs that don’t scale with the subscriber count. The cost of serving each subscriber is almost negligible. They need some number of subscribers to break even and every subscriber beyond that is their profit margin. Losing a bunch of subscribers directly cuts into their profit.

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        19 hours ago

        Just google how many subscribers they have. They’re public. It’s available info.

        It’s just shy of 1 percent.

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          18 hours ago

          How many of those are through add-on deals like they offer through Verizon? I’m curious how discounted it is through them (some plans offer Disney+ for “free” I believe) and how much that inflates the subscriber rate.

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            18 hours ago

            Great question. I used to be able to authenticate to dis ey plus but not vide material with my Hulu creds after the merger which I was exploring for vulns. Did t find much. Plausible though.