pirate là gì

The New Zealand based study finds piracy “isn’t driven by law-breakers” anymore.

Piracy was supposed vĩ đại kết thúc with the dawn of streaming. Entertainment analysts predicted that having the vast majority of movies, music, and television a few clicks away at any moment would remove any need for digital piracy. After all, who doesn’t have a Netflix and Spotify (or similar subscription services) trương mục in 2019?

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The solution vĩ đại piracy was never as simple as people lượt thích vĩ đại believe. Studies show that streaming has changed consumer behaviors, but as more services become available with exclusive nội dung from major stars, a new issue is emerging. Paying for Netflix and Spotify here in the United States will phối people back about $25 a month. For some, that figure is not a problem, but others cannot afford it. Add vĩ đại this, the rising popularity of Hulu ($10 a month), Amazon Prime Video ($8.99), HBOGo ($10), and DC Universe ($7.99), as well as upcoming streaming services from companies lượt thích Disney (likely vĩ đại cost $10 or more per month), and the price associated with seeing everything is getting pretty high.

That figure is ví high, in fact, that many consumers cannot afford vĩ đại keep up. According vĩ đại a new study commissioned by New Zealand telecoms group Vocus Group NZ and conducted in December 2018, while the enhanced availability streaming provides is having a positive effect overall, it’s also leading some consumer vĩ đại pirate.

“In short, the reason people are moving away from piracy is that it’s simply more hassle phàn nàn it’s worth,” says Taryn Hamilton, Consumer General Manager at Vocus Group.

“The research confirms something many mạng internet pundits have long instinctively believed vĩ đại be true: piracy isn’t driven by law-breakers, it’s driven by people who can’t easily or affordably get the nội dung they want.”

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Speaking strictly vĩ đại film and television, the majority (75%) of those surveyed said that free-to-air TV services are their weapons of choice for viewing nội dung, with 61% utilizing không tính tiền on-demand channels offered by broadcasters. Around 58% of respondents said they visit the cinema, with paid streaming services such as Netflix utilized by 55%.

The results of the study are mostly positive. Piracy seems vĩ đại be declining, but as competition for consumer dollars in streaming grows, illegal downloading may see a resurgence. That goes for film, television, and music alike. Access over exclusivity is best for everyone, but it often means less money for creators. Is there a solution that makes everyone happy AND lowers the likelihood of piracy? We don’t know.

“The big findings are that whilst about half of people have pirated some nội dung in their lives, the vast majority no longer tự ví because of the amount of paid streaming sites that they have access vĩ đại,” Hamilton added in a video clip interview with NZHerald.

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