Users Once Again Annoyed As Netflix Once Again Raises Prices
Users Once Again Annoyed As Netflix Once Again Raises Prices
It’s fairly obvious that Netflix won the first round of the streaming TV wars. Here’s the thing: as subscriber growth becomes saturated, Netflix has to keep providing Wall Street with those sweet, …
from the pay-more-for-less! dept
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You have to understand that streaming itself was NEVER going to make a profit.
In all likelihood, Netflix spent more dough on producing their own series (not even movies lmao) than it ever brought in.
This was the expected end game. "Invest upfront money" get your pick of the market, and then you can raise prices.
For people coming from 100-200 usd cable invoices, when Netflix launched, 10 USD a month for a big catalog, that was great! 10 years later the catalog is not that big, and the prices are raising
I think paramount and HBO are the only ones with actual revenue, because they already owned their content, they don't need to make anything new. They are pretty mid tho, not like Netflix or Disney
To that end, Netflix reported $10.2 billion in revenue, operating income of $2.3 billion, and a margin of 22.2 percent.
They are still in debt but they are making money.
Well I guess they are making a revenue now, all according to keikaku
TN: keikaku means plan
Well congrats to them I guess. The industry coordinated to recreate cable and its reviving the piracy that affordable streaming cut way down on back in the day.
Paramount also owns Pluto TV which is completely free and I love them for that.
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