Over a decade ago, it was simple to decide if you want Netflix or Hulu. Now, it is much simpler to get Disney Plus Hotstar easily in UK (a geo-restricted platform) and watch it from anywhere in the world with the help of a VPN. But having too many options is not always convenient. 

“Squid Game” is coming back to Netflix for a second season, but fans of the smash hit drama series are going to have to wait well over a year for  new episodes. Series creator Hwang Don…

“Squid Game” is coming back to Netflix for a second season, but fans of the smash hit drama series are going to have to wait well over a year for new episodes. Series creator Hwang Dong-hyuk told Vanity Fair that he predicts the next batch of episodes won’t be ready for release until the end of 2023 at the earliest. A Season 2 release in 2024 is also in the realm of possibility.

Netflix has quietly been getting member feedback on original content — ahead of its public release — for about a year. Since May 2021, the streamer has been reaching out to small groups…

A new series of “Black Mirror” is in the works at Netflix, Variety can reveal. It’s been almost three years since Season 5 of the dystopian drama premiered on the streaming service in June 2019, but sources indicate that a new anthology series of “Black Mirror” is shaping up, and casting is now underway.

It has been less than a month since Netflix announced slowing revenue growth and its first subscriber drop in over a decade, and now The New York Times reports that it’s accelerating the schedule on initiatives to turn those things around.

Critically reviled films can be the most popular — but this is a lot to take in

Here are the best dystopian movies on Netflix worth your time: 7. Space Sweepers 6. Watchmen 5. Edge of Tomorrow 4. Okja 3. The Platform

The Steve Carell comedy set a record for talent as the actor’s deal for the series topped $1 million per episode. 

Do you know the story of Patty McCord, Netflix’s original human relations chief? It’s legendary, and worth recounting in the wake of Thursday’s Wall Street Journal story on the company’s culture. McCord was one of Netflix Inc.’s earliest employees. She was chief executive Reed Hastings’s neighbor in Santa Cruz, California, and the two of them often carpooled to work.

A new study shows that after years of declines, BitTorrent usage and piracy is on the rise again. The culprit: an increase in exclusivity deals that force subscribers to hunt and peck among a myriad of streaming services to actually find the content they’re looking for.

An era comes to be defined by its major innovations and, sometimes, just a simple company name does the trick: the Ford Motor Company more than a century ago, or Virgin in the 1980s. They are the business ideas that sum up a moment of progress. Of course, somewhat less prophetically, there were also the shorter-lived promises offered by DeLorean or Myspace.

The company faces a number of challenges, but its problems may be an indication that its competitors are racing toward an unstable future.

Netflix doesn't plan to shut down password sharers overnight. Rather, it intends to bill shared accounts an extra fee in a global rollout that may take a year.

In light of Netflix’s concerning subscriber losses, the company announced today during its first-quarter earnings call that it will expand its test that charges members a higher price if they’re engaged in account sharing with people outside their household. The company first began testing the feature in March in Chile, Costa Rica and Peru, but now says it plans to implement the solution in global markets, including the U.S., in around a year’s time.

Netflix announced Tuesday, April 19th that it had lost 200K subscribers in Q1 2022, its first quarter of subscriber losses in over a decade. Wednesday, the stock plummeted by 35% and $54bn of market cap was wiped out. More pessimistically, the company predicted it would lose an order of magnitude greater number of subscribers in Q2 at 2M projected sub losses.

That's supposedly how much each episode of the new season costs, at least

Netflix's share price crashed 35% in one day after the streaming service said it lost 200,000 subscribers in its first quarter.

An unexpectedly sharp drop in subscribers has Netflix considering changes it has long resisted: Minimizing password sharing and creating a low-cost subscription supported by advertising. Looming changes announced late Tuesday are designed to help Netflix regain momentum lost over the past year. Pandemic-driven lockdowns that drove binge-watching have lifted, while deep-pocketed rivals such as Apple and Walt Disney have begun to chip away at its vast audience with their own streaming services.

Hours after Netflix saw its value slip by nearly 25 per cent, Elon Musk shared his thoughts about the streaming platform. "The woke mind virus is making Netflix unwatchable," the Tesla CEO tweeted in response to a post stating that this was the first time in 10 years that Netflix has seen such a fall in subscribers.