Unfortunately, we will see more of these disputes in the future. So we need to understand what's really going on here. I'm sure most of you do. I've used Roku since Netflix started streaming, so yeah I've had many. And it does, and always has worked great. I always recommend them, and have bought a few for friends and family. And I will continue to do so. Also, I'm not a YouTube TV subscriber, so that doesn't effect me either way. But I'm not blaming Google, and I'm not blaming Roku. This is BUSINESS. Roku has some power now, and hey why not? Streaming is growing and in no small part due to 2020. Roku makes a very good affordable streaming device and they have taken advantage of that and have increased their subscriber base to the point where you want, maybe need, your App on their platform. However, I'm not "giving up the store" just so I can use your platform, and neither is Google. Their business is, lets be honest, OUR DATA. And they need as much of that as they possibly can get for the best price they can possibly get. So here we are. Again. 2 corporations in a contract dispute over content. Cord cutting sounding more and more like cable every day isn't it!
