Many companies still publish what they think of as "shocking studies" that report the uncontrolled use of the internet to access media. These media moguls are like those who don't know that their wife has cheated on them, but everyone else does.
The vast majority of those who download movies from the Internet have no problem feeling bad. If media moguls had not been greedy and charged outrageous prices for what is meant to be pure entertainment in the beginning, then the world would have never needed to find a more affordable way of doing things. Some companies have jumped in and are based on a multi-media platform. Netflix and Epix are two movie-delivery companies that offer not just DVD rentals but also internet fmovies to give the customer a choice. Cable TV and satellite television are losing customers. There are reports that people canceling their subscriptions to TV in favor of going online is more common than usual. This may be a surprise to the cable and satellite companies. However, they would have been expecting it if the customers had been complaining for 20 years about paying too much money for services that aren't worth the price.
Cable TV has a much bigger problem than satellite television. Satellite television offers a better service to viewers than the Internet. They can watch their favorite shows and films in HD, which is a huge advantage. Online viewing, on the other hand, has a pretty variable picture quality. There are also a lot of sporting events, such as college and professional athletics, that can't be enjoyed on the Internet. When it's time for the big game, a group of sports fans will always choose to gather around a large-screen television rather than watch on a laptop. Satellite television is more convenient than downloading, or live-streaming content from the internet. The cable executives, on the other hand, may want to shake their heads.
According to a "shocking" new study, the vast majority of 25-44-year-olds watch movies on multiple platforms', including television, online and on demand. It's a shocking revelation! Napster's generation felt proud to save a few dollars by downloading media for free. They had just spent a fortune replacing their entire music and film collections with CDs. This mess is largely the fault of the entertainment industry. The piles of 8-tracks, cassettes, and mini-discs that people accumulate when they feel taken advantage of and the fact that technology changes so frequently can lead to them storing all of their film collections on external drives or pen drives. Movie executives may have the money to waste, but the 25-44 demographic needs a break and to be able to access media online.