Netflix is only broadcasting two Christmas games this season and that's it. But they are expected to draw vey high viewership. It is the only service deviating from the pattern. Is this like a middle finger to the rest of the NFL broadcasters that we snagged big games. Or is petty on their part?

One of my professors once went to an anti-vaccine society meeting and asked with a poker face - what they all think of the side effects of the new Hep C vaccine. They went on and on about it.

No, there is no Hep C vaccine!

Streaming subscriptions are often heavily discounted though. I got a year’s worth of NBA league pass for $50.

I may buy Hulu for a year and/or max for 6 months. And I am wondering if I should buy a lifetime proton pass subscription primarily to support their cause and stand on privacy.
proton.me/pass/black-f...

I will play the same song on repeat for a week but their other top 5 would just not make sense to me at all.

Bottom line - Amazon music (is probably struggling to retain subscribers)

I just have a lot of ‘unread’ audible titles which I should get through first. On further probing I see a single device Amazon music plan without the audible option for $6. Which might make better sense for me than the 10$ plan.

So the above subscription makes sense to me so that they don’t keep getting the more than one stream restriction that YouTube is starting to enforce more and more now a days.

Which might still be ok for someone like me who would listen to a book, but I doubt if will ever listen to title again in the future.

My wife and kids use my individual YouTube plan a lot either for YT music or ad free YouTube.