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the “Streaming Wars

3 articles falling

the “Streaming Wars has appeared in 3 articles since 2019-07. Coverage peaked in 2019Q3 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside YouTube, Apple, Netflix.

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2021-08-25
MatthewBall.vc

A deep look at why expanding into gaming is so important to Netflix, the competition it faces from games like Fortnite, and what its current strategy looks like

In 2018, I released the third entry in my “Netflix Misunderstandings” series: “Netflix Isn't Being Reckless, It's Just Playing a Game No One Else Dares.” Tweets: @modestproposal1 , @ballmatthew , @joa...

2019-07-19
The Verge 5 related

In some ways, Netflix's Q2 results were a disaster, highlighting the weakness of its US market, limits of international growth, and pain of losing huge shows

not a pay-TV killer Tristan Rayner / Android Authority : 13 things you need to know in tech today Todd Spangler / Variety : Netflix Shares Dive After Q2 Stumble: Just a Hiccup or Sign of Bigger Troubl...

2019-07-18
Variety 9 related

In Q2, Netflix lost US subscribers for the first time since Q3 2011, dropping 130,000, and added fewer global subs than expected, citing a weak Q2 content slate

need to slow it down so they can produce enough to keep subscribers happy, especially as licensed content leaves. How do you slow down time and speed up production at human speeds? You go internationa...

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