What's Driving Netflix's Subscriber Growth?

What's Driving Netflix's Subscriber Growth?

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The transcript discusses Netflix's growth, driven by successful shows like Stranger Things and Narcos. Despite financial concerns, Netflix's subscriber growth remains strong. The company's strategy involves heavy investment in original content, with a focus on international appeal. Challenges include potential dry spells in hit shows and the need for content ownership. Netflix does not release viewership metrics, which frustrates some stakeholders. The company continues to invest in both original and third-party content to maintain its competitive edge.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the main reasons Netflix credits for its growth?

Its user-friendly interface

The success of its original shows

Partnerships with other streaming services

Its low subscription cost

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Why do investors not mind Netflix's negative free cash flow?

Because Netflix has a large cash reserve

Because Netflix's subscriber growth exceeds estimates

Because Netflix plans to reduce spending

Because Netflix has no competition

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What strategy does Netflix use to ensure it has hit shows?

Partnering with cable networks

Reducing production costs

Focusing on a single genre

Releasing a large volume of new content

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a potential risk for Netflix if it fails to produce hit shows?

A prolonged dry spell in content success

Loss of existing subscribers

Increased competition from cable TV

Higher production costs

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why does Netflix aim to own more of its shows?

To reduce licensing fees

To collaborate with more producers

To have full control over distribution

To increase advertising revenue