Netflix's Strong Q2 Earnings Defy Hollywood Strikes and Password Sharing Concerns
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Netflix reported strong earnings in the second quarter, adding 5.9 million subscribers and seeing a 3% rise in revenue to $8.2 billion. The company attributed its success to a crackdown on password sharing and the introduction of a new advertising tier. Despite ongoing Hollywood strikes, Netflix's stock prices have increased by roughly 50%. The company remains focused on creating compelling content, improving monetization, and investing in service improvements. Analysts are optimistic about Netflix's advertising business and its potential for growth.
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- Netflix Adds 5.9M Subscribers In Q2, More Than Doubling Expectations; Effort To Limit Password Sharing Expands To Most Of The World Deadline
- No Netflix Exodus Following Password-Sharing Crackdown (Yet) PCMag
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