Zin5ki said:
(Pessimism warning.)
As nice as this is from our perspective, it's unfortunate that the industry is still at a stage where different regions need to purchase streaming rights themselves. In an ideal world, one in which the neologism 'geoblock' would never come to be, the first company to upload a legally-streamed and ad-supported show would also be the last.
Manga's heart is in the right place, but the solution they seem to be implementing comes with the geographical caveat that DVD releases do. On a whim, you could describe the current offerings as 'water off a fansubber's back'.
This ideal world that you talk of is simmply quackers, good sir. ;p
But yeah, I'm in Zin5ki's courner on this One, great that Manga was able to start a video service but the question remains "Why" when we "have" Crunchyroll, Funimation (though they don't geoblock, and I can imagine that will be changed come video portal 2.0 and they told thier investors that not geoblocking caused the OP Killer incident), Hulu and Youtube to name a few.
And you can keep screaming Legalbeagle at me, ain't gonna stop it sucking.