A website taking a pirate radio approach to streaming shows how the current subscription system is broken

The Verge

The website All the Streams gives viewers the option of choosing from Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Showtime, Amazon and HBO Now. Viewers are then greeted by one program currently airing on the service. The interactive art collective MSCHF made the website to show how the many streaming services can lead to piracy. “Whenever media becomes inaccessible, piracy thrives again,” said Kevin Wiesner, creative director at MSCHF. “From the 1960’s BBC one-hour limit on pop music, to the iTunes store MP3 tyranny of the ‘00s. ‘All The Streams’ comes in response to the fragmentation and walled-garden paradigm that has risen to prominence for online video streaming services.”