Corollary to that is the then-newish services had less content now. A higher price alone for the same "tier" does not necessarily mean less value. I'd want to

Corollary to that is the then-newish services had less content now. A higher price alone for the same "tier" does not necessarily mean less value. I'd want to also estimate the overall quantity and quality offered for the higher price. Obviously, quality is subjective, but for each of those services, does a e.g., 43% increase in cost come with a greater or less than 43% increase in available selection? Does it have more or less higher/lower-rated or more/less watched content? More/fewer shows that are truncated after the first one or two seasons?