In an upcoming test that clamps down on password-sharing, Netflix will charge original account users an additional premium for any users outside their household. Since its inception in 1997, the company has changed the game in terms of media consumption in various ways. Netflix's marketing strategy of supplying streaming services, which debuted in 2007, profoundly disrupted traditional broadcasting television and movies by offering titles via SVOD and sparked a streaming war with a slew of newcomers. 

World's total streaming memberships exceeded 1 billion last year, with the Netflix juggernaut reigning supreme. In january of this year, the streaming platform announced that the base plan would be raised from $13.98 to $15.48 per month. Last year, Netflix implemented a secure authentication tool to try to reduce password sharing, yet users were able to get around the mechanism and allow others to use their profiles by just giving the confirmation code to them, for example. Netflix has 75 million customers in the united states and canada combined. 

Globally, that figure is roughly 223 million, but with aggressive brand launches and price cuts, rival streaming companies are fast closing the gap on Netflix's advantage. Netflix's earnings last year were a little underwhelming for what has long been regarded as the streaming monarch, owing to the greater frequency of its more recent rivalry, which has only grown since viewership models shifted during the COVID-19 epidemic. Netflix must continue producing attention-grabbing and frequently expensive content in order to stay ahead, and its viewers may soon feel the pinch.
 

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17/03/2022 01:20 PM