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Amazon charges US subscribers in dollars per year, not initial dollars. In Europe, on a country-by-country basis this year, also attributing to higher shipping costs. But if it took Amazon a year to raise prices, it took about three years from launch to raise prices three times. Initially, a subscription to the service will cost US$ per month, with an option to pay annually, bringing the price down to US$ per month. A year later, on a wave of great success, company management raised the price to US dollars, and in 2010.
Disney announced a further increase to US dollars. Overall, prices have nearly tripled in moible number data three years. So far, the Russian service has barely changed its price since it entered the market, although the number of services included in the subscription has increased. Added audiobooks, sports broadcasts, and more. and delivery and discounts of financial products. Scooter subscription. Subscriptions include and Cinema.

Another difference is that while the large western services that invest in content have user bases in the hundreds of millions of users (billions, billions), Russian players have a much more limited market and content distribution opportunity. Therefore, by the middle of the year, the largest players have around 10,000 subscribers. In western markets, you can recoup the fixed cost of content by increasing your subscriber count, spreading the cost across them rather than increasing your average bill.
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