When the news came out that Netflix had grown to 238.39 million subscribers in the second quarter of 2023, there was understandably plenty of attention paid to its customer increases. But Netflix’s actual earnings during the quarter were not as robust as some analysts were expecting, and any sign of weakness from the world’s largest streaming service leads to anxiety in the marketplace about the future prospects of streaming in general.
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That’s why Puck News’s Julia Alexander — who is also Director of Strategy at Parrot Analytics — believes that price increases are in Netflix’s future, though they may not be immediate. Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann stated explicitly during the company's earnings call earlier this month that the company would not raise subscription costs for at least 12 months.
“We’re now more than a year out from any price adjustments in our big revenue countries,...
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That’s why Puck News’s Julia Alexander — who is also Director of Strategy at Parrot Analytics — believes that price increases are in Netflix’s future, though they may not be immediate. Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann stated explicitly during the company's earnings call earlier this month that the company would not raise subscription costs for at least 12 months.
“We’re now more than a year out from any price adjustments in our big revenue countries,...
- 7/28/2023
- by David Satin
- The Streamable
Amidst much wailing and gnashing of teeth by users, Netflix’s rules against password sharing are now official. Although various research firms produced studies that showed Netflix stood to lose a big portion of its customer base when it finally cracked down on password sharing, reality has been far kinder to the service than predicted.
In fact, Netflix’s efforts to curb password-sharing are going better than just about anyone could have expected, likely including internal hopes for a good result. Netflix saw record-setting signups on both May 26 and 27, amidst its four single-largest customer acquisition days in the United States since at least 2018.
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However, Parrot Analytics Director of Strategy Julia Alexander noted that the seemingly impressive statistics shouldn’t come as a surprise, given how the world’s largest stream rolled out the new rules.
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In fact, Netflix’s efforts to curb password-sharing are going better than just about anyone could have expected, likely including internal hopes for a good result. Netflix saw record-setting signups on both May 26 and 27, amidst its four single-largest customer acquisition days in the United States since at least 2018.
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However, Parrot Analytics Director of Strategy Julia Alexander noted that the seemingly impressive statistics shouldn’t come as a surprise, given how the world’s largest stream rolled out the new rules.
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- 6/12/2023
- by David Satin
- The Streamable
All of Disney‘s senior executives are sacrificing their own salaries to help pay employees of the company who are being affected by the various shutdowns and economic disturbances caused by the Covid-19 coronavirus.
Disney’s current CEO Bob Iger will reportedly give up 100% of his salary, while his incoming replacement, Bob Chapek, has claimed he’ll take a 50% reduction in his own. Meanwhile, VPs will see their salaries reduced by 20%, SVPs by 25%, and EVPs and higher by 30%. It’s being labeled a “temporary action” that will remain in effect for the foreseeable future as the company fights to keep its employees and financial stability afloat.
New Disney measures: Iger foregoing 100 percent salary, Chapek reducing salary by 50 percent until “substantive recovery” in Disney business. pic.twitter.com/055wOHaDsi
— Julia Alexander (@loudmouthjulia) March 30, 2020
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Disney’s current CEO Bob Iger will reportedly give up 100% of his salary, while his incoming replacement, Bob Chapek, has claimed he’ll take a 50% reduction in his own. Meanwhile, VPs will see their salaries reduced by 20%, SVPs by 25%, and EVPs and higher by 30%. It’s being labeled a “temporary action” that will remain in effect for the foreseeable future as the company fights to keep its employees and financial stability afloat.
New Disney measures: Iger foregoing 100 percent salary, Chapek reducing salary by 50 percent until “substantive recovery” in Disney business. pic.twitter.com/055wOHaDsi
— Julia Alexander (@loudmouthjulia) March 30, 2020
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- 3/30/2020
- by Billy Givens
- We Got This Covered
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