Streaming television is going through an existential crisis as users cancel services and creators fear having their show or movie deleted on an executive's whim (Travis M. Andrews/Washington Post)

Travis M. Andrews / Washington Post: Streaming television is going through an existential crisis as users cancel services and creators fear having their show or movie deleted on an executive's whim  —  Missing archives, less ambitious programming, higher prices: Creators and subscribers say they're seeing the fallout from television's big revolution

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Streaming television is going through an existential crisis as users cancel services and creators fear having their show or movie deleted on an executive's whim (Travis M. Andrews/Washington Post)

Travis M. Andrews / Washington Post:
Streaming television is going through an existential crisis as users cancel services and creators fear having their show or movie deleted on an executive's whim  —  Missing archives, less ambitious programming, higher prices: Creators and subscribers say they're seeing the fallout from television's big revolution

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