Netflix is giving customers on its cheapest ad-free plan an ultimatum: switch to a new tier or lose access. Affected users have had their TV sets taken over with warning messages alerting them ...

On Tuesday, Netflix released its fourth-quarter ... More importantly, the company knows that whatever it may lose in churn—or, customers who cancel—it will make up for in the increased revenue.

Per usual, a handful of worthwhile titles are leaving Netflix on June 1. Here are five you may want to catch before they’re ...

Netflix wants its customers to stop paying for its streaming subscription through Apple’s App Store. Members billed through Apple may soon be prompted to change their payment plan, a new ...

After losing more than a million customers in the first half of 2022, Netflix has a message for investors: It could have been worse. The leader in paid streaming TV lost 970,000 subscribers in the ...

Sure plenty of existing customers might be watching ... The largest risk to our thesis is, as Netflix has said, its competitors are losing money, and they won't want to lose money forever.

In several countries, Netflix has removed its previously cheapest ad-free pricing tier, leading cost-conscious customers to opt for the ad-supported subscription. In the past quarter, Netflix ...

However, it also creates uncertainty about future content slates and puts Netflix at risk of losing customers to podcasters, social media influencers, live sports and other entertainment sources ...

Sony’s support page does direct customers to Netflix’s own help center for questions, so we could see additional brands and their older TV offerings also losing Netflix access in the coming year.