Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing
by tekknik on Thursday April 27, 2023 @01:33AM
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> A new show launches, it doesn't perform too well, so Netflix cancels it after the second season. Now, the people who enjoyed the show will be more sceptical of new shows, and now a larger percentage of users will "boycott" new shows.
This isn’t new, rarely is a cable tv show signed initially for more than 1-2 seasons and then if it does well it’s renewed. Netflix is literally following industry standard here so if you’re going to call them out call everybody out.
Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing
by sgift on Thursday April 27, 2023 @04:13AM
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If that's the case Netflix definition of success is very different from anyone else, cause no one cancels as much as Netflix does.
Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing
by datashaman on Thursday April 27, 2023 @04:30AM
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Netflix produces as much content as the rest of the streaming companies combined. It figures they would have more cancellations.
Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1299847/spending-on-orig...
Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing
by zamnos on Thursday April 27, 2023 @05:46AM
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Spoiler: the link is from 2022 and only covers Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and Hulu. The OG networks (G Paramount) and Disney were not mentioned.
Re:Netflix Loses 1M Users in Spain over Password Policing
by zamnos on Thursday April 27, 2023 @05:48AM
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I think it was the report that went around that Netflix won't renew most shows for a third season because that's when the writers and talent get uppity and ask to gasp be paid well for their work.
I wonder if it has a vicious circle, spiral component to it, like how Google keeps killing their products because people don't adapt them, because Google keeps killing their products.
Some percentage of users don't trust Netflix anymore and don't start watching a series until they know it has an ending. A new show launches, it doesn't perform too well, so Netflix cancels it after the second season. Now, the people who enjoyed the show will be more sceptical of new shows, and now a larger percentage of users will "boycott" new shows.