Kyle Emmott

Netflix and Hulu, two streaming services widely used by college students, now face powerful new competition with the launch of Apple-TV-Plus. And, as Bobcat Update's Kyle Emmott tells us, there's even more competition on the horizon.

This past Friday, Apple released its new streaming service to rival Netflix, and Apple isn't the only company vying for your subscription dollars. Disney-Plus begins on November 12th and next spring HBO-Max and NBC's Peacock are set to launch. While some students say they're willing to pay for additional services, others are more hesitant.
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Disney Plus will provide all things Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and, of course, Disney. Still, some students are taking a wait- and-see approach before adding to their existing subscriptions.
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The new Peacock streaming service will have the rights to popular series like "The Office" and "Friends." Even so, don't expect Netflix to be knocked off its perch anytime soon.
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While some may be hesitant to add to their list of subscription services, they're growing more accustomed to paying for multiple streams.
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