Since piracy is out of control right now, why don't they just released anime for free with using ADS?
| Should anime studio take advantage of ads too? like put the anime series on youtube or whatever it is. at least they got the profit from the ads right? yeah it's free ofcourse ... but what's the difference anyway? almost all of us watching anime illegally right now. |
| Interesting, I'll give my opinion about this in a minute. |
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| Those who would watch on you tube, would also use an adblocker. So no difference |
| it might go down the route of irritating people because it keeps repeating said ad on every video. take.REPEATING.seriously. |
| An admin's dickhead Soul banned me from MAL t('v't) |
| Let's be real all anime would just get demonetized on youtube lol |
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| 1. piracy happens =/= officially given out for free. 2. ad blockers |
| Avatar character is Gabriel from Gabriel DropOut. |
| [quote=GlennMagusHarvey message=57508614]1. piracy happens =/= officially given out for free. 2. ad blockers[/quote 3. You got that one right. |
| Life Is Short But Intense. |
| It's almost like the episode would air directly on TV with ads with them. OP is a visionary. |
| Alot of the new fans are watching from Crunchyroll, netflix, etc. from what I've observed. But there is still a lot of piracy of course. Putting it on youtube would be cool, but there are still saints who would rather pay money for a Crunchyroll/etc subsrciption to watch anime on. So why not just leave it the way it is. |
| woah there |
| actually it does happen like this a) on crunchyroll if you watch without a subscription (contrary to what some people believe, you can watch almost anything on CR for free, just with ads and in SD -> http://www.crunchyroll.com/videos/anime ) japanese streaming services might have something like this too but are even more geolocked b) on television channels which air anime, mostly in japan, but other countrie have anime on tv too...... i remember a madoka meme based on a commercial that always aired next to it https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/morning-rescue both options are very country dependant but still... once you get too international it gets too hard for old japanese production comitte people to care |
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| they already do though. it would be great if they didnt have region-lock though. some dont even care for ad revenue, as is the case with Aikatsu! (most of the revenue is through sales of merch, mostly cards and toys) |
| You can buy lossless digital music from your favorite Japanese artists on https://ototoy.jp/. The songs are all DRM-free and you can re-download your purchased albums as you wish. Show your support to your favorite artist if you can! ps. if you are looking for Japanese albums, you have to search it in Japanese (not romaji). Just copy and paste the name. For those who want to learn Japanese through anime Resources for learning the language |
| Not sure about the streaming side but I guess they make a ton of money from the physical copies. Just like manga I think anime can be a collectors hobby. People will pay top dollar to have a good, physical collection. I think piracy for any digital media will always be a thing. As long as the internet exists, it will be a thing. No use fighting it. Valve and CDPR made a great statement with Steam and GOG. It went something like "Cost isn't the issue, convenience is. If we provide any game at the touch of a button, and it's completely hassle free, people will pay for it." I mean I'd pay for a subscription, despite being broke right now, if the site had access to any anime and wasn't region/content locked. |
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| easier said than done, when anime licensing are still regional so you will get that geoblocking thing and anime studios does not own the anime they made, the real owners of anime are the production committee and this are group of companies sharing resources to make anime possible |
| It's not about it being free or under a paid fee, it's about being accessible and convenient. No exclusivity and no region block, a good amount of people are willing to have full access to streaming anime. https://youtu.be/fDF-S68kx5o |
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| With the licensing companies and their own streaming services already existing for English-speakers, uploading anime for 'free' seems like a losing proposition for production committees, when it's already basically being done. I've read that the money CR pays for rights, alone, helps some productions break even. So, yeah, it doesn't seem like there'd be any reason for them to do it. With the business model the way it is, I think the licensing companies are more put out due to piracy than the production committees, but I could be totally wrong about that. |
| It'd be cool if there was a globally available streaming site that had most available anime out there, but alas too many issues with licensing and the such |
 'On-Hold' is another way for a completionist to say 'Dropped' |
| Ugh, another one with these bad topics about piracy. 1 - Japan doesn't give a fuck about the west 2 - Almost no anime airs in the west 3 - They get money anyway |
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| i don't think that's a very good idea, you don't want to make your product worse than the pirated one |
I think I don't know wtf I'm doing. Maybe. Probably. |
| Congratulations, you just came up with Crunchyroll. |
| "No, son, you may not have your body pillow at the dinner table!" |
| Wasn't last month a record in the anime industry? Producers hire studios to make anime and the pay for animators is the minimum. Also the anime industry is on the east and not the west. Also unless the views for a video go above the millions there would be barely any profit. Most youtubers i know that arent in the 10 million subs club can only be content creators by constantly relying on sponsors. And this money is for themselves only. This money would become nothing if it had to be divided in a group of people so its pretty much... impossible Even those with a massive ammount of viewers sponsor things (altough this last example might be only for profit instead of survival). |
| I never lie on the internet. What's the point of it... the chinese noodles ad is an anime and avatar isn't! triggered Check out my taste and my profile. |
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