IMO it will be the other way around just like what
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Posted On: 05/11/2015 1:59:50 PM
IMO it will be the other way around just like what happened to blockbuster and hollywood when netflix came. However, netflix is just only subcribers and some nice originals like daredevil and marco polo besides that subcribers are not permanent and they can come and go. Ultraflix has the infrastructure to provide movies to people with limited internet bandwidth and at the same time new contents that is only financially plausible through VOD. Content and streaming technology is important. Sub 4mbps with ultraflix is the defining feature which will make one survive if All competitors have the content.
Down below is an atricle shared by ultraflix facebook.

"So far, the number of people cutting the cord and going exclusively with online video content has been small, but CDN Limelight says that number has the potential to grow drastically. In its "The State of Online Video" report for 2015, released today, Limelight finds that 90 percent are open to cutting the cord, but only under the right conditions.
When asked under what circumstances they would end their pay TV service, the largest group—37.9 percent—said they would do so because of price hikes. Following that, 20.1 percent didn't have a subscription, 16.1 percent would cancel when they could directly subscribe to the channels they wanted online, and 7.8 percent would cancel when more sports content is available online. Only 10.5 percent said they would never cancel their pay TV service under any conditions.
While those results were for all adults, young adults were much more sensitive to price: 40 percent would cancel pay TV service because of high prices.
Limelight asked viewers about their frustrations with online video, and found that video buffering is the largest cause of annoyance. This is followed by poor-quality video.."
Down below is an atricle shared by ultraflix facebook.

"So far, the number of people cutting the cord and going exclusively with online video content has been small, but CDN Limelight says that number has the potential to grow drastically. In its "The State of Online Video" report for 2015, released today, Limelight finds that 90 percent are open to cutting the cord, but only under the right conditions.
When asked under what circumstances they would end their pay TV service, the largest group—37.9 percent—said they would do so because of price hikes. Following that, 20.1 percent didn't have a subscription, 16.1 percent would cancel when they could directly subscribe to the channels they wanted online, and 7.8 percent would cancel when more sports content is available online. Only 10.5 percent said they would never cancel their pay TV service under any conditions.
While those results were for all adults, young adults were much more sensitive to price: 40 percent would cancel pay TV service because of high prices.
Limelight asked viewers about their frustrations with online video, and found that video buffering is the largest cause of annoyance. This is followed by poor-quality video.."
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