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Netflix has won the streaming wars, and it’s not really close. 📺 Last Thursday, the streaming service reported its most profitable quarter in history, the company added even more subscribers than analysts were expecting, and the stock was up 10% — another page in the long running story of how #Netflix has come to dominate the world of on-demand film and TV. With the subscriber count growing in every region over the last year, there are now 283 million of us who log in and scroll, struck with choice paralysis, through Netflix’s vast content library, roughly 130 million more than the count for those doing the same on the company’s closest competition, Disney+. Price rises and a crackdown on password sharing haven’t been popular with users, but shareholders are loving it. Source: Chartr

The dashboards for Disney+ Hotstar's Star Wars content, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and Hollywood present comprehensive visualizations and insights into the respective streaming services. For Disney+ Hotstar, the focus is on Star Wars movies and TV shows, offering charts depicting yearly releases, genre distribution, ratings analysis, and more. Netflix's dashboard provides a comparative analysis of content quantity, genre distribution, and release years across major streaming platforms. Amazon Prime and Apple TV dashboards similarly highlight the number of shows, genre popularity, and release trends on their respective platforms. The Hollywood content dashboard compares streaming services in terms of content volume, genre preferences, and yearly releases. Each dashboard serves as a valuable tool for users to understand and make informed decisions about their viewing preferences within the context of the specific streaming service or content category. You can also interact with this dashboard.👇 DEMO: https://lnkd.in/gcNy6K8Q Project link: https://lnkd.in/g2YeBNTg #Reposted because the account was hacked #PowerBI #SalesAnalysis #InternshipExperience #dataanalytics #datavisualization #powerbi #powerbideveloper #powerbidashboard #visualskill #VisualSkill

⚡ Netflix Added 8 Million Subscribers in Q2, Beating Expectations. 🔢 Netflix extended its lead over fellow streaming services last quarter, adding another eight million customers and raising forecasts for both sales and profit margins. The company now has 277.7 million subscribers and reaches more than 600 million people around the world. Quarterly profit rose 44% from 2023 and is up more than sevenfold from 2019. 🌟 By strategically shifting its focus to viewing time, expanding its ad-supported tier, and phasing out less profitable plans, Netflix is poised to maintain its leadership in the streaming industry. More on last week's news here: https://lnkd.in/d4x65w8s And for the latest news, don't forget to subscribe: https://lnkd.in/d9CUr-fn #Streaming #genZ #SocialMediaMarketing

Netflix has said its total customer count increased to 270 million due to 9.3 million new customers at the beginning of this quarter. Its profits jumped to $2.3 billion. Netflix accredited this increase to the original hits it released throughout the past year and its new password-sharing policy. Streaming is a very choppy industry, with all of the services trying to get and keep subscribers. Netflix raised its standard subscription price in 2022, which resulted in a drop in subscribers. Due to the loss of subscribers, Netflix made it harder to share passwords and accounts with multiple people. They also launched a new plan that is less expensive but has advertisements. Netflix is looking for any way to increase profit, including pushing into areas like sports and video games. Netflix shares have increased by 30% since the beginning of the year, bringing them close to their peak in 2021. #TheSocialTalks #Streaming #Netflix #PasswordSharing #NetflixOriginals

🌐What kind of dynamic shifts can we expect to see in the SVOD (Subscription video-on-demand) landscape in the next few years? As of September 2020, Netflix led the pack with 201 million subscribers, while Amazon Prime Video followed with 117 million. However, projections suggest a neck-to-neck race for the top spot by 2029, as Disney+ has seen a significant shift in its trajectory. While SVOD leads in revenue, ad-supported VOD is also on a steep upward trend, expected to more than double its revenue by 2028.📈 #Streaming #StreamingWars #Netflix #Amazon #DisneyPlus

Netflix's incredible 80% content accuracy is revolutionising the streaming industry! 🎥💯 What can we learn from the Netflix effect? With the power of personalisation and their advanced algorithm, Netflix can predict what you'll watch next, keeping you hooked and saving $3 billion in retention year on year. 📈🔒 And they're not stopping there! This year alone, they're investing a whopping $16 billion in exclusive content, all backed by their unrivalled accuracy and all but guaranteed returns 🌟🎬 How can your business level up your use of data and personalisation to innovate your way into such success? #Netflix #ContentAccuracy #Personalisation #StreamingIndustry #DataDriven #EntertainmentRevolution #digitaltransformation #keynotespeaker

From DVDs to Streaming Sensation! . . Netflix started with a simple idea: **Renting DVDs by Mail** From those Small Beginnings: It evolved into a streaming giant, Became a powerhouse of content, Changed how we watch entertainment "You have to dream big but start small" What’s your starting point? ➡️ Believe in Your Vision: Like Netflix, hold onto your dreams even when they seem out of reach. ➡️ Celebrate Your Beginnings: Every great journey starts with a single step. Netflix didn’t become a streaming giant overnight. ➡️ Determination is Key: Challenges will come, but your persistence will lead you to success. ➡️ Adapt and Innovate: Stay ahead by continuously evolving. Netflix shifted from DVDs to streaming to stay relevant. ➡️ Inspire with Your Journey: Let Netflix's story remind you that your current situation is not your final destination. Don’t be discouraged by small beginnings. Netflix started with DVDs, look where they're now! Follow Aiman Tahir for more! Stuck with LI Profile Optimization? DM me "Profile" I'll help you! #personalbrading #inspirationalstory

Interesting article from Hernan Lopez writing for Variety on how Netflix, YouTube, The Walt Disney Company and Amazon dominate as streaming wars enter a new phase, with each platform boasting its own tactical advantages. https://lnkd.in/ePBtHZXX #streaming #film #studios #broadcast

In 27 years, Netflix has gone from DVD rental service to a streaming platform that’s watched—and binged—by more than 260 million people today. bit.ly/3SY72pp Now, Netflix is in the process of experiencing its next big evolution. Hints of Netflix 3.0 are apparent in the business segments in which it’s investing. At its core, the strategy involves expanding the Netflix universe beyond streaming content by offering live experiences, products, and games, as well as developing new forms of distribution and monetization. To execute this strategy, Netflix is tapping longtime company veterans as well as new recruits with specialized skills and experiences. Fortune took a look at Netflix’s newest businesses and projects, and at the insiders leading the charge.

## The Evolution and Impact of Netflix ### Introduction Netflix, a name synonymous with streaming entertainment, has dramatically transformed how people consume media. Founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph, Netflix started as a DVD rental service by mail. Over the years, it has evolved into a global powerhouse in the entertainment industry, changing the landscape of how content is produced and consumed. ### Early Years: DVD Rental Service In its early years, Netflix operated as a subscription-based DVD rental service. Subscribers could create a list of desired movies on the Netflix website, and DVDs were mailed to their homes. Once watched, customers would return the DVDs in pre-paid envelopes. This model offered an alternative to traditional video rental stores, providing convenience and a wide selection of titles. ### Transition to Streaming The pivotal shift for Netflix came in 2007 when it introduced a streaming service, allowing subscribers to watch movies and TV shows online instantly. This innovation capitalized on the increasing availability of high-speed internet and the growing trend of digital media consumption. By eliminating the wait time for physical DVDs, Netflix provided instant gratification, significantly enhancing the user experience. #snsdesignthinkers#snsinstutisons#designthinkers