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Killerkiwi2005

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#151156 15-Aug-2014 17:26
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"In what could be a pre-emptive strike against Netflix, Foxtel has halved the price of its subscription video streaming service to $9.99 per month, Presto.

Presto had been priced at $19.99 when it was launched earlier this year. Foxtel had originally planned to charge $24.99."

http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/552422/presto_price_closer_netflix_after_foxtel_halves_cost/

Got to love some competition

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mattwnz
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  #1109222 15-Aug-2014 18:51
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Competition though can drive out the competition overtime,  if the prices are too low to be sustainable. This results is prices being cheap initally, but rising over time.

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