What To Expect In British Streaming Content in 2022
Even if March 2020 hadn't been the beginning of a new worldwide reality, the beginning of this decade was always going to see a mass shift in how content delivery worked in entertainment. November 2019 saw the launches of Apple TV+ and Disney+, 2020 had Quibi, HBO Max, and Peacock. Though the closing of theaters and the moving of big-budget high profile films to streaming sped up the shift away from theaters and terrestrial cable to the streaming app world, it was a change that was already in progress.
Last year, in 2021, that trendline continued as more streaming services arrived and consolidation began to take shape. Discovery+ launched, and then, less than six months later, its parent company announced it would eventually become one with HBO Max's WarnerMedia. ViacomCBS finally finished merging and turned CBS All Access into Paramount+. Quibi died, Roku took over. BritBox got into the originals game.
So what's in store for 2022? Let's look at the options.
