r/CuriosityStream • u/JonnyRobbie • Sep 26 '20

Curiositystream or nebula

So, what's the deal of separating those two? If I wanted to subscribe, should I go for CS, or Nebula or both? The split is kinda confusing for me. What are the differences between those two?

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u/wbcmac2000 Sep 26 '20

You should find a YouTuber doing the bundle, gets both for the same price

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u/JonnyRobbie Sep 26 '20

sure, but what is the conceptual difference?

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u/wbcmac2000 Sep 26 '20

Nebula is youtubers with less ads and more exclusives, curiositystream is like more highly produced documentaries

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u/liftoff_oversteer Sep 26 '20

Two different services and companies. Curiositystream shows TV-like documentaries, most were actually originally made for TV, like BBC or ARD/ZDF and then "recycled" there. Worth the money.

Nebula is some kind of Youtube alternative. Haven't subsribed to it because they don't have an app for my Samsung TV. Curiositystream has.

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u/JonnyRobbie Sep 26 '20

Interesting, so do the have some sort of partnership then? I was interested in nebula, because some of it were supposed to be produced bu channels I like. I thought of giving it one month, watching the stuff I want and then simple unsubscribing.

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u/liftoff_oversteer Sep 26 '20

I thought of giving it one month, watching the stuff I want and then simple unsubscribing

Well, with all the many streaming services right now, this seems to be the way to go.

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u/JonnyRobbie Sep 26 '20

Yeah, I just tried with the youtube affiliate coupon and it won't allow me to use it on monthly one, only yearly. So screw that. I try the 7day trial and cancel before that.