Netflix Fares Better Than Other Streamers as Strike-Related Content Gaps Emerge

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The streaming giant has now grown its global market share of demand for streaming original series for two quarters in a row

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Two years after small subscriber losses led its stock to tumble by more than a third, Netflix has almost fully recovered its peak share price, and kicks off the latest round of media and entertainment earnings with the wind at its back. 

A supply side analysis of the global streaming landscape with Parrot Analytics’ Content Panorama reveals an industry that has pumped the brakes on the output of new content in recent quarters, and it’s against this backdrop that Netflix has been solidifying its dominance. When analyzing key metrics such as subscribers, profitability and audience demand, it’s clear that Netflix is pulling away from the competition and everyone else is fighting for second place.

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One response to “Netflix Fares Better Than Other Streamers as Strike-Related Content Gaps Emerge”

  1. cadavra Avatar
    cadavra

    Well, from a glass-half-full perspective, it does give a lot of us later subscribers a chance to get caught up.

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