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MEDIA LETTER. Restrained creativity, end of the “Funny” series, loss of subscribers, rise of Disney+, Prime, HBO Max… No more laughing for Netflix.
By Olivier Ubertalli
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OGranted, the title joke of this article is a little easy. Beyond the series stop Funny for lack of sufficient audiences, it nevertheless sums up in a few words the challenges that Netflix faces today. Every day around the world, the first video platform on the market created by the visionary Reed Hastings from a DVD rental company by mail loses subscribers. In the first quarter of the year, it saw 200,000 leave. A first in ten years.
The haemorrhage of customers is just beginning. Netflix expects an additional 2 million subscribers to depart by the end of June. Admittedly, of this total, there are 700,000 in Russia, because of the embargo linked to the war in Ukraine. Certainly, the American giant had warned that growth would r…
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