| 2023-03-31 | +2.08 % |
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| 2023-03-30 | +1.93 % |
- Netflix (NFLX) stock was up 1.93% last night, likely fueled by gains in the tech sector overall, as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both rose on Wednesday, with tech stocks like Amazon, Meta, and Facebook leading the way, while concerns still abound about rising interest rates and banks' financial troubles, according to The Week.
- Netflix stock (NFLX) went up 1.9% after Wells Fargo stated that it believes the stock could rise 20% from here due to the company's "paid sharing efforts" and being "a key part of the long-term NFLX bull case."
- Last night, Netflix (NFLX) stock was up 1.93%, but the article provided is actually about ENGIE Impact, a sustainability consultancy firm that received its 17th consecutive win for ENERGY STAR's 2023 Partner of the Year for Sustained Excellence Award and 19th consecutive win in the Service and Product Provider category by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with a focus on Netflix as one of its clients.
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| 2023-03-29 | +2.63 % |
- The RESTRICT Act, which is aiming to ban TikTok, raises concerns about whether it would criminalize the use of VPNs or not, as VPNs are popular in the countries with authoritarian control over what their citizens can access online, and the Act would give the Secretary of Commerce broad power to identify, deter, disrupt, prevent, prohibit, investigate, or otherwise mitigate any risk arising from any covered transaction with an undue or unacceptable risk; however, Warner's office states that the provisions only apply when someone is engaged in sabotage or subversion of communications technology in the U.S., causing catastrophic effects on U.S. critical infrastructure or interfering in, or altering the result of a federal election.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock was up 2.63% last night, but the article does not provide a reason for the increase.
- Build-A-Bear Workshop reported its most profitable year in FY 2022 following its previously most profitable year in FY 2021, which is attributed to its multi-year digital transformation and strategic evolution of its business model, expanding its product selection beyond bears and diversifying beyond traditional malls into tourist and destination locations.
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| 2023-03-28 | -1.26 % |
- The article discusses the top tech stocks for value, growth, and momentum, and explains why tech stocks, like Netflix (NFLX), have struggled due to rising inflation and interest rates.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock was down by 1.26% last night, as value manager Ariel Investments co-CEO Mellody Hobson suggests that the decline in high-growth technology stocks and other factors could bring even further declines, though she notes that financial services companies beaten up amid the recent banking turmoil could present a good hunting ground for investors.
- WildBrain Ltd., a global leader in kids' and family entertainment, has signed an agreement to buy House of Cool, a renowned pre-production company in the global animation industry for $15.5m, which has doubled WildBrain's pre-production capacity, enhancing its pre-production capabilities for premium animated series, specials and features.
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| 2023-03-27 | -0.22 % |
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| 2023-03-24 | +2.5 % |
- Netflix's stock went up 2.5% due to an analyst's note that Netflix's crackdown on password-sharing outside of homes will increase its subscriber count, citing data from Canada, Spain, Portugal, and New Zealand.
- Shares of Netflix (NFLX) went up by 2.5% on Thursday, notching a third consecutive day of gains and leading the S&P 500, as investors became more bullish on the streaming company's prospects of picking up new subscribers ahead of what is anticipated to be a strong content slate in the second half of the year.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went up 2.5% after BofA Securities analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich predicted that the company's crackdown on password sharing could boost its subscriber count, based on positive data from Canada, Spain, Portugal, and New Zealand.
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| 2023-03-23 | +9.01 % |
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| 2023-03-22 | -3.89 % |
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| 2023-03-21 | +0.22 % |
- The Manchester and London Investment Trust has released its Half-Yearly Report with a total NAV return of -10.4% due to Technology sector underperformance, but remains optimistic about their investment exposure in software, digitalization, cloud computing, data management, semiconductors, and AI for longer-term pricing power to ward off inflationary threats and significant secular growth opportunities. There were no significant changes to the Board during the period. The company announced an ordinary interim dividend of 7.0 pence per share, which remained the same as the prior year, and despite not buying back any shares during the period, the Board notes the possibility of share buybacks based on current market moves in the future. Netflix (NFLX) stock went up by 0.22% last night. The reason behind the rise was not mentioned in this report.
- Bed Bath & Beyond is closing 400 stores and companies like Burlington, Nordstrom Rack, Planet Fitness and other budget gyms may take their spaces that are being currently vacated making them an essential commodity for retailers as the number of new retail developments over the past decade has decreased and physical store openings supplement closings that recently exceeded for the first time since 2016, therefore providing many growth opportunities for retail businesses.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went up 0.22% last night as mega-cap technology stocks are outperforming the broader market due to investors scrambling into perceived safety, which has caused the cap-weighted S&P 500 index to outperform the average S&P 500 constituent stock by over 3%, signaling that the largest US stocks are performing well relative to the average member of the S&P 500.
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| 2023-03-20 | +0.54 % |
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| 2023-03-17 | -2.12 % |
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| 2023-03-16 | +2.06 % |
- ICICI Securities' CEO, Vijay Chandok, spoke about the company's pivot towards wealth tech and becoming a financial marketplace as the firm seeks to reduce its reliance on equities, which currently make up less than 40% of its overall revenue, and expand its product offerings to mitigate the impact of the cyclical nature of equity broking business, with retail investors becoming increasingly hesitant to participate in markets amid uncertainty and time correction, despite the market rebounding and going beyond previous all-time highs.
- Netflix's (NFLX) stock went up by 2.06% last night as its parent company, RTL Group, announced its audited results for 2022, reporting strong growth in its core businesses of television channels and global content, with over 5.5 million paying subscribers for RTL+ and Videoland, and Fremantle reporting record results, along with a significant investment in content and streaming.
- RTL Group, the parent company of streaming service Videoland, announced strong financial results for 2022, with revenue of €7.2 billion, high operating profits from TV channels, and record results for content business Fremantle; and due to 5.5 million paying subscribers, the adjusted EBITA of video streaming remains stable, leading to a 2.06% rise in Netflix (NFLX) stock.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went up 2.06% last night and the company is reportedly exploring new technology options for its recently released ad-tier solutions.
- FL Entertainment, the parent company of Banijay, the global leader in unscripted TV production, reported strong financial performance in 2022, with solid growth across both its content production and distribution as well as its online sports betting and gaming businesses, which led to a 2.06% increase in Netflix (NFLX) stock.
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| 2023-03-15 | +3 % |
- The lack of Latino representation on the boards of Fortune 100 companies, even as Latinos are the US's largest and fastest-growing minority group, could possibly lead to these companies leaving money on the table due to the size and importance of the Latino market, as well as the increased need for cultural knowledge, which is why Latino advocacy groups are asking for greater representation. One example of the lack of Latino representation is the fact that Cuban American Ted Sarandos is the only Latino executive at Netflix despite the fact that its English-language television programming has a significant Latino following in the US, and last night's 3.0% rise in Netflix stock may be due to news of French film distribution company Pathé announcing some new deals with Netflix in France & the Netherlands.
- Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) stock has struggled since the $43 billion deal to acquire WarnerMedia from AT&T but the company is looking to offer new premium subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) tiers priced at $20 a month to compete with Netflix, potentially boosting their annual pretax revenue by over $670 million if 30% of the existing 46.8 million U.S. HBO Max customers pay for the new package.
- Netflix(NFLX) stock went up by 3.0% last night, but the company’s decision not to move forward with Nancy Meyers’ “Paris Paramount," a romantic comedy with a budget of $150 million due to budget issues and lack of revenue-generating theatrical release, indicates that streamers are scrutinizing to cut costs and rein in content-for-content's sake spending splurges.
- The article criticizes the "woke" culture of certain companies, such as Silicon Valley Bank, which recently failed despite having high ESG ratings and not having a chief risk officer, and suggests that companies are using their self-serving, woke agenda as a way to divert attention from poor financial performance, while praising Barack Obama for pushing back on the woke agenda, and making humorous jabs at Disney, CVS, and California Governor Gavin Newsom, among others; there is no clear indication in the article as to why Netflix (NFLX) stock went up last night.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock rose by 3.00% because the company announced that it is testing a new feature called "Shuffle Play" that will allow users to have a more personalized experience by automatically playing a random episode of a TV show or movie.
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| 2023-03-14 | +0.49 % |
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| 2023-03-13 | +0.26 % |
- The article is not about Netflix stock, but rather a roundup of deals and discounts on various products at Walmart; therefore, there is no answer to the question of why Netflix stock has gone up.
- Warner Bros. Discovery's decision to license more of its television and movie content to third parties, reducing its total streaming losses by $500 million last year, has bolstered the case for owning already beaten-down WBD stock, potentially contributing to the increase in Netflix (NFLX) stock.
- The article is not about Netflix stock, but rather a podcast interview with Jeff Adams, author of "Content for Everyone," a guide for producing accessible web content, where he discusses his writing process, dealing with writer's block, and the importance of creating accessible web content; therefore, there is no explanation of why Netflix stock went up.
- The article does not discuss why Netflix stock went up, as it is instead a gift guide for tech products including headphones, smartwatches, and gaming consoles, among others.
- The article is not about Netflix stock, but about decorating inspiration taken from the movie "You've Got Mail," while the last sentence is a humorous reference to how millennials might describe their eventual grandma-style. Therefore, it cannot provide an answer to why Netflix stock goes up.
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| 2023-03-10 | -1.69 % |
- The article does not discuss why Netflix (NFLX) stock went down, it instead discusses the release of various films in theaters, including Shout! Studios' The Magic Flute, which features Jack Wolfe from Netflix's Shadow & Bone.
- Roku's stock is trading at a price-to-sales multiple of 2.7, which is significantly below its historical average of 11.3, and not too far off the all-time low of 1.7, due to a difficult year for growth tech stocks caused by general weakness in the equity markets and waning interest among investors for unprofitable enterprises in 2022.
- The WGA has released a report claiming the entertainment industry is profitable and that writers have fallen behind, ahead of negotiations for a new film and TV contract, which has led to concerns about profitability and long-term growth and may have contributed to Netflix's stock dropping by 1.69%.
- The article discusses why Microsoft's stock is a good investment despite the macroeconomic headwinds that burdened the entire tech industry in 2022, and highlights the company's strong business resilience, revenue growth, and diversification into new markets such as cloud computing and video gaming, which has helped it to climb to the top of the tech industry as a leader in software. It does not discuss why Netflix (NFLX) stock went down.
- Netflix's stock has gone down by 1.69%, largely due to the company's reliance on streaming subscriptions for revenue, resulting in peaks and valleys in its stock prices.
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| 2023-03-09 | -4.49 % |
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| 2023-03-08 | +1.08 % |
- The article discusses the ongoing situation of Roku and its potential for growth in the face of a major shift from traditional TV to ad-supported streaming, as well as the increasing availability of internet-connected TVs and the proliferation of free (or lower-cost) ad-supported services, explaining the reasons for the stock’s recent recovery, and concludes that Roku stock could reach greater heights.
- The article is not about Netflix(NFLX) stock going up; rather, it is about the author's personal financial habits for 2023, including stockpiling essentials, implementing no-spend months, using gift cards to budget for monthly expenses, prioritizing rainy day funds, investing in stocks during a down market, and setting aside an "anything goes" account for occasional splurges.
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| 2023-03-07 | -1.14 % |
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went down by 1.14% last night due to headwinds encountered last year like high inflation and password sharing that suppressed subscriber growth; however, the company's recent positive free cash flow, paid sharing program, and ad-supported streaming plan are giving investors reasons to be optimistic about the stock's future growth potential.
- The article announces the launch of a new Danish Netflix series, The Nurse, based on the true story of a Danish nurse convicted of attempted manslaughter, and it does not provide any explanation for the 1.14% decline in Netflix's stock.
- The article discusses why investors may consider adding CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity company, to their long-term growth portfolio due to its strong execution, multiple avenues for growth, and increasing customer base, while mentioning that Netflix's stock went down due to concerns over growth stocks in light of the current market environment of rising interest rates and elevated inflation rates.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went down by 1.14% as Loop Capital's survey indicates that charging for password sharing will compensate for the loss of subscribers.
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| 2023-03-06 | -1 % |
- Two biotechs, MycoWorks and Biohm, are tapping into the ecological properties of mycelium, the root structure of mushrooms, to produce environmentally friendly products such as thermal insulation, leather substitutes, and even high-protein meat alternatives; Biohm is negotiating with global multinationals to take its products to market, while MycoWorks has helped Hermes produce a handbag partly made from mycelium and is also working with General Motors to explore the use of the material in car interiors; the market for fungi products is rapidly growing, according to research from the Imarc Group.
- Warner Bros. Discovery's lagging stock price causes the underwater stock options and led to the decline of CEO David Zaslav’s compensation package, prompting the adoption of a new incentive system focused on encouraging key employees to reduce the company's debt and generate free cash flow, stated in a regulatory filing; as a result, earlier Monday, the company announced a new pool of cash, amounting to $27mn, to pay top executives’ bonuses, which caused a 1.0% decline in Netflix (NFLX) stock.
- Alphabet (GOOGL) is being considered as a value stock to buy right now as it currently trades at a P/E multiple of 20, lower than its trailing three, five and ten-year valuation averages, due to market pressures such as the economic picture turning negative and the digital advertising marketing weakening; despite this, Alphabet's business lines such as Google Search, YouTube, and Google Cloud Platform present opportunities for growth, which could increase traffic and sales, making the value of the company's stock increase over time.
- Morgan Stanley recommends buying stocks before the stock market hits its lows, while Netflix (NFLX) stock went down by 1.0% due to worries about the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy.
- Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning filmmaker, is making a documentary about Elon Musk, which will be a "rigorous portrait" of the Tesla CEO; however, the reason behind the -1.0% down of Netflix stock is not related to this news.
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| 2023-03-03 | +1.06 % |
- The article is not about Netflix (NFLX) stock.
- The article discusses a documentary called "Split at the Root" about America's broken immigration system and the work of a group to fix it, but the film fails to present the story from the perspectives of the two women featured, causing the film to lack organic pathos; Netflix (NFLX) stock went up 1.06% last night for unknown reasons.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock went up 1.06% alongside tech giants Microsoft (1.7%), Tesla (3.6%), and Facebook parent Meta (6.1%), among others, as investors became optimistic about the Federal Reserve’s soon-to-end rate hike campaign, leading to declining bond yields and relief for the stock market.
- Last night, Netflix's (NFLX) stock went up by 1.06%, and the article suggests that despite a decline in growth last year, Netflix is worth buying due to its plans to crack down on password sharing and launch an ad-supported streaming plan, as well as its position as an industry leader in engagement, revenue, and profit.
- Netflix's stock (NFLX) went up by 1.06% following reports that efforts to stabilize a nosedive in subscribers from last year have been working, promising future growth, despite the struggling performances of its competitors like Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery.
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| 2023-03-02 | -0.51 % |
- ITV shares fell 3% on Thursday amid warnings of a steep advertising sales drop in 2023 as the economy weakens, but the company insists that this has nothing to do with hiring Jeremy Clarkson to front its gameshow “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”; ITV's revenues grew by 8% in 2022 to £3.7bn, with profits before tax increasing by 4% to £501m.
- Netflix's stock (NFLX) went down last night by 0.51%, with Roku touted as the dominant player in the streaming media platform market and The Trade Desk, with its innovative approach to advertising, seen as a no-brainer buy right now.
- The CEO of Marcus Corporation admits that the process of bringing back box office to pre-pandemic levels will be slow, but he is encouraged by diversity and consistency in recent theatrical films, and believes that more and more studios will turn to theaters for profits, such as Amazon's upcoming wide release for Air, as Netflix stock drops 0.51% due to Wall Street's new emphasis on profits and optimization of the full ecosystem.
- The article discusses Warren Buffett's favorite FAANG stock, which is Apple, and explains that he likes it because of its business model and moat, and not just its technology, but suggests that the stock is also a good choice for non-billionaire investors; the article does not explain why Netflix (NFLX) stock went down.
- The article discusses three stocks, Dutch Bros, Roku, and Chewy, that are considered good, sub-$100 investment opportunities, as they have shown growth potential despite their recent struggles, while Netflix's (NFLX) stock was down 0.51% last night, which could be attributed to continued market doldrums.
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| 2023-03-01 | -2.69 % |
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| 2023-02-27 | +1.85 % |
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| 2023-02-22 | -0.78 % |
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| 2023-02-17 | -0.78 % |
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| 2023-02-16 | -2.96 % |
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| 2023-02-15 | +0.41 % |
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| 2023-02-10 | -4.18 % |
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| 2023-02-09 | -1.18 % |
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| 2023-02-08 | +1.07 % |
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| 2023-02-07 | +0.41 % |
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| 2023-02-06 | -1.21 % |
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| 2023-01-23 | +4.36 % |
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| 2023-01-20 | +8.46 % |
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| 2023-01-19 | -3.23 % |
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| 2023-01-18 | +0.03 % |
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| 2023-01-17 | -1.98 % |
- Netflix's stock has gone down due to its slowest revenue growth in two decades, strained consumer spending, and increased competition from other streaming services.
- Netflix's stock went down due to its costly decision to acquire the exclusive rights to broadcast Thursday Night Football games, which did not live up to its estimates in terms of viewership and return on investment.
- Netflix stock has gone down due to lower-than-expected profit and revenue reported by Goldman Sachs, as well as declining population numbers in China.
- Netflix's stock has dropped over 50% due to slowing revenue growth, increased competition, and high spending on content.
- Netflix stock has gone down due to a combination of stock shortages for the PlayStation 5, declining sales of legacy games, a softness in the market, increasing game prices, and delayed game development.
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| 2023-01-13 | +0.81 % |
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| 2023-01-12 | +0.88 % |
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| 2023-01-06 | +1.89 % |
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| 2023-01-05 | +0.09 % |
- Netflix (NFLX) stock has risen due to the announcement of the Vive XR Elite, a lighter and more advanced standalone VR headset, with hot-swappable batteries, head straps, and improved features such as mixed-reality support and depth sensors.
- Netflix stock has been increasing in value due to their creative compensation packages which include options to customize pay between cash and stocks and other perks such as sign-on bonuses, remote and hybrid work arrangements, and fertility benefits.
- Netflix stock is a great long-term buy for investors due to its first mover advantage, a high recruitment and retention rate of subscribers, and high ad-pricing power.
- Netflix stock has increased due to its growth opportunities in cloud computing, digital advertising, and cybersecurity, as well as its strong financials.
- Netflix's stock has increased due to its ability to remain resilient in a challenging market, driven by its wide-ranging business and high-performing industry segments.
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| 2023-01-04 | +4.9 % |
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| 2023-01-03 | +0.02 % |
- Netflix stock is rising due to the acquisition of Activision Blizzard and its strategic benefits, such as gaining a flagship set of first-party developers and hundreds of titles to offer for free to subscribers of its Xbox Game Pass service.
- Netflix's stock has increased due to the company's push into the fitness market and its existing services, such as its website, podcasts, books, newspaper column, radio show, and premium investing services.
- Netflix stock has seen steady growth due to its streaming services and ad-supported tiers, making it an attractive investment opportunity.
- Netflix (NFLX) stock has been increasing due to its sustained growth in revenue, expanding margins, and its efforts to expand into new markets and technologies.
- Netflix's stock has risen due to its strong balance sheet, growth potential, and attractive valuation.
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| 2022-12-30 | +1.29 % |
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| 2022-12-15 | -8.63 % |
- quick rollout of the tier
- If the ad tier fails to gain traction through 2023
- economic data and the latest Fed move has investors panicking about an imminent recession. Netflix in particular — off nearly 10% — was knocked by a report that its ad-supported tier is having a tough debut
- the company is refunding money to advertisers for upcoming campaigns because their viewership estimates fell short
- Netflix is not meeting viewership expectations for some advertisers and is allowing some companies to take payments back for ads that have not yet run, Digiday reported Thursday, less than two months after the streaming service launched a cheaper, ad-supported tier to combat subscriber losses.
Close-up detail of the Netflix app icon on an Apple iPhone 12 Pro smartphone screen, on November 11, ... [+] 2020.
In some cases, only 80% of expected viewership was delivered, five anonymous agency executives told Digiday, though numbers vary across clients.
Netflix agreed to a “pay on delivery” deal with its initial advertisers, where clients would only pay for the views their ads actually received, and Netflix would return leftover money spent to them at the end of each quarter—unlike the model followed by traditional TV, where networks keep payments and owe advertisers future viewership, according to Digiday.
Not all advertisers have taken back money from Netflix, some executives said, with some companies choosing to push their ad buys to 2023, when they believe the audience on Netflix’s ad-supported tier will grow.
Netflix is still seeking advertisers for next year, the executives said.
The streaming service’s stock dropped over 3%
- The company is falling short of ad-supported viewership guarantees made to advertisers
- the online streaming service isn't building a big enough audience in its ad-supported tier to satisfy spending from marketing executives
- the streaming company is offering refunds to advertisers after failing to meet viewership metrics
- falling short on viewership guarantees it made to advertisers for its new ad-supported tier
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