Netflix gives Wall Street pause, but the streaming money keeps flowing
Netflix may have lost two-thirds of its value last week, but that doesn’t mean it (or almost any service) is slowing down the streaming gravy train.
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Video-game developers prepare for rich courtship
Indie game developers are attracting huge paydays to give video-game streamers exclusive access to titles as they all battle each other to build the “Netflix of games.”
Netflix lays out the map for its gaming ambitions
Netflix's entrance into the gaming market is shaping up to be more than just a half-hearted ambition.
Netflix programs physical events
Netflix is doubling down on IRL events to engage fans of top shows like Bridgerton, Stranger Things, and Money Heist.
Watching with friends who aren’t there is the new watch party
Thanks to COVID, entertainment streaming services and social-gaming platforms rolled out new features to keep group hangs a thing.
Netflix charts success by counting “adjusted view share” and “efficiency”
Leaked documents show just how successful Squid Game was for Netflix, giving the streamer record-breaking multiples in both value and cost-efficiency.
Streaming services cool expectations as people get off the couch
After a year of explosive growth, sign-ups for streaming services —including Netflix and Disney+ — are cooling.
Netflix loads up gaming strategy
Netflix is looking for a top exec for its gaming division.
Netflix opens up a huge lead in the streaming wars
In the past year and a half, many of the biggest media companies have launched their own streaming service.