Last week’s annual inflation analysis piece from Faultline did not paint Netflix in a good light when lined up against the inflation rates of pay TV, internet, and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) over a period of 12 years. Yet when placed in the context of contemporary streaming services, it is striking how much catch up the likes of Disney+ still have to play. Back in 2010, Netflix cost just $7.99 a month. In the years since, the SVoD has been struck with price hike after price hike, until reaching today’s almost unpalatable monthly subscription price of $15.99. Comparatively, the 2022 price for Disney+ is the same as Netflix’s 2010 price point of $7.99. The easy – and blinkered –…