Bandwidth Isn’t Free, Distribution Isn’t Free, So Why Should Content Be Free?

As the cost of delivering video continues to get cheaper every year and video syndication to devices and platforms continues to grow, it seems more and more people are under the impression that access to premium video content should be free. Frankly, I don’t see where this idea of “free” comes from. Video content costs money to produce, to distribute…

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Bandwidth Isn’t Free, Distribution Isn’t Free, So Why Should Content Be Free?

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