Three decades and hundreds of unwatched channels later, that clunky television bundle is falling apart, frayed by standalone streaming services including Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Video. Even old-line broadcasters like CBS and NBC began offering streaming services to keep up. A Pew Research report from December found that one in seven Americans is now a cord cutter.

Freed from the big, bad bundle, cord cutters can now choose from a quickly-escalating number of services. Of course, they have to sign up for each of them. And pay far more per service than they do for similar TV channels. Then there's the hassle of figuring out if what you want to watch is on one of the services you pay for.

Why Ntek's business model will always win with the movie watching business also being affected studios will have to recognize that customers will want a single "go To" not a bunch of site and have multiple accounts 'A one stop shop " for rentals Like RedBox (which now is hurting) causing studios to rethink their offerings ...Studios are currently reluctant to venture but will come around once they see Ntek can and does do it better and cheaper than they can do it themselves...these things take time convincing Big Billion dollars company that a Little start up can be their 'GoTo"

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