The Future is On-Demand Entertainment

On-demand entertainment (OED) allows people to see, read, or listen to whatever they want. Napster's innovators like the original file sharing portal launched during the Internet boom in 1999 paved the way for modern OED industry by fighting copyright infringement and well-financed rivals Open. To satisfy the needs of consumers, Comcast released the 740 Film On Demand Channel in 2003. As of May 2011, customers visit 20 billion programs, regularly watching 350 million programs monthly.

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In 2007, Netflix regarded the future of entertainment as on-demand content. As a result, they began offering streaming on demand video for viewing from PCs and network compatible devices. Initially, Netflix did not charge an additional fee for the service. In addition to meeting the requirements of newly growing markets, it is also desirable to reduce costs and reduce reliance on physical DVDs, warehouses, and postage. Several independent filmmakers posted their content on Netflix's website and offered a wider range of delivery to independent studios than before. According to Sandvine's Internet traffic report, Netflix's streaming service accounts for 33% of the total network traffic from 28.8%.

The Internet boosts access to people's information to a new level. Online video, video on demand (VOD), video streaming are currently the first candidates for entertainment and may outweigh the television in the near future. By 2021, video content in the global network is expected to become more common within the last 30 years, within 30 days of the U.S. TV network upload. Games and e-sports are an important part of this global trend. By 2021 it is estimated that it takes 9 billion hours to watch a professional game.