Netflix’s Ad Tier Is ... NOT GREAT | Plex Gets Hacked | Paramount+ Joins Walmart+

Details are starting to trickle out about Netflix's ad-supported tier, and while much of it is as expected, it's still looking to be much less attractive than the Netflix we've all grown to love. Also in this video, Paramount+ joins Walmart+, and Plex got hacked.

0:00 - Aug 2022 Streaming News
0:36 - Netflix Ad Tier Details
2:53 - Paramount+ and Walmart+
3:37 - Plex Got Hacked




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[michaelcorcoran]

I hate this trend, it's not going to be too long from now until all packages have ads of some kind. Originally, cable wasn't supposed to have any advertisements. That's why you pay

[MrComicalmoodydan]

Paramount+ isn't yet available yet on Walmart+, it's still listed as coming soon on their website.They haven't given an launch date yet but supposedly it's sometime this month. As of today though it's still not available.

[amazingeric]

Netflix already has a $9.99 SD one screen plan. The ad supported plan might be $7.99 a month maybe with HD video. I do not know about the future of the $9.99 plan. $7.99 is the original price of Netflix. Netflix currently only get revenue from their subscriptions. Netflix have ads will be a second form of revenue. The Netflix competition are owned by motion picture studios so they already have have other form of revenue.

[bionicwoman]

I don't understand why people are upset about this it's one of the choices it's not the only choice. They will have their ad free tier. What do you expect Netflix to do. All the other services are doing it.

[stanleybostitch]

Anything over $0/month is too much. I'm not going to pay to watch ads.

[tommyorr]

in Briton, we have ads tv but we don't pay any extra to watch the programs

[eagelcat]

What is tubum and does it ad to the cost of Netflix ?

[filmnmusic]

I didn’t even know Plex had any paid content. I only go there to watch free movies.

[XtomJamesExtra]

Given the lacking content on netflix, and the bump in price for my current tier, I'm likely going to drop the service.

[jayholm]

Am I literally the only person who views Netflix as immensely overrated, they charge extra for multiple streams, extra for 4K, screw that. Paramount and Disney have been making content for nearly a century, Netflix is an infant crawling on the carpet compared to Disney, Paramount, and HBO.

[lesliebarrueta]

I'll just wait for the promotions to have certain streaming services. At this point if it's expensive + ads it's getting cancelled.

[ThemanlyTor]

Todays economy doesn’t allow stagnation…
Always have to grow because of the shareholder system.

[donaldvjr]

You neglect to mention Netflix's basic plan resolution last I checked was 480p! If they restrict to that I will not be subscribing to this and frankly I will never subscribe to Netflix again

[jonsumner]

Yeah I probably will get the Netflix ad supported tier. I would have rather have been more like five bucks a month in fact I really wish it had been more like $5/mo but seven won't be too bad considering that most people are
paying at least $9 for ad free.

[donvedio]

I hate ads. I always pay more for ad free content on streaming platforms. DVR live TV and skip all commercials. If you are willing to sit through ads that is your choice.

[ReactwithRespect-ii]

I'm a Walmart associate and I get Paramount Plus free Woop Woop

[poil]

well the co ceo of netflix seems like a bit of a clown to me he loves advertising, thankfully it seems he hasn’t complety got his way and forced the whole service advertising.

[brotherjohnwaynecausey]

I just canceled Netflix a while back so l don't have to worry about it this ad thing that Netflix is doing

[lpj]

I get Netflix free with my T Mobile account, I am sure that will be ad supported as well.

[howyoudurrinhunneh]

Dax Shepard.

That's who you remind me of.