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Does this content differ from what is already available on the PBS app with the paid "Passport subscription"?
by beef234 8y ago
Does this content differ from what is already available on the PBS app with the paid "Passport subscription"?
- duxup 8y agoIt's not clear from this article. I'm going to take a guess and say that it might be the same content, or very similar.
- hedora 8y agoI do wonder if this will be revenue positive or negative for them. I’m paying $5/month for passport (though I think it’s tax deductible...)
- jermaustin1 8y agoI am not an accountant, but my accountant yells at me enough to impart a few pieces of wisdom. This is a common misconception of "donations." Only the excess of the "donation" minus the fair market value of the "gift" is tax deductible. So a $120 donation that gets me a nice $20 tote, will have a tax-deductible receipt of $100. So for a video streaming service I'd expect none of it to be deductible, because if you look at other TV streaming services, you pay $10/mo for the service, so the fair market value of PBS passport might actually be higher than the donation amount.
- AdmiralAsshat 8y agoAnecdotally, I've got a PBS Passport account and I don't see Milk Street in my library. But it could well depend on one's geographic location or local station.