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More streaming services could change what we watch on TV and how we watch it

  • Written by Jessica Balanzategui, Lecturer in Cinema and Screen Studies, Swinburne University of Technology
More streaming services could change what we watch on TV and how we watch itThe arrival of Disney Plus signals a maturing of the streaming video market in Australia. www.shutterstock.com

When it comes to television, how much choice is too much? By year’s end, Australian consumers will have at least seven major subscription video services to choose from: Netflix, Stan, Amazon Prime, Hayu, Foxtel Now, 10 All Access,...

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