In an unexpected move, Netflix has declared that it will stop reporting subscriber numbers every quarter from 2025 onwards. The move has been interpreted as a signal that the streaming giant may be reaching a plateau in its year long battle for customers in streaming landscape.

Netflix will stop reporting subscribers numbers starting in 2025

In a clear indication that its recent crackdown on password sharing has worked out well. The streaming giant Netflix has shattered Market Expectations by adding almost 9 million subscribers in the July-September quarter. Netflix's strong performance showed the streaming giant was thriving despite Hollywood labour tensions.

Netflix adds 9 million subscribers in July-September Quarter

Spotify has surpassed expectations with a remarkable surge in monthly active users and premium subscribers however the company's quarterly revenues fell short of estimates and a larger-than-expected loss has sent its shares down five per cent

Spotify's Q2 report card: Rapid user growth, bigger losses

Amazon is reportedly exploring the possibility of launching a mobile phone service that would offer affordable or potentially free plans to its Prime subscribers in US, according to a recent report by Bloomberg.

Amazon in talks to introduce ‘Prime wireless’, slashing cell phone bills to $10 or even free

Twitter is continuously evolving and introducing new features over time. On Thursday, Elon Musk announced yet another feature that will allow Twitter Blue subscribers to upload two-hour-long videos.

RIP YouTube? Elon Musk rolls out game-changing new video feature for Twitter Blue subscribers

For those wishing to write at length, the option of longer tweets was rolled out by Twitter, specifically for its Twitter Blue subscribers in the United States, granting its paid users the liberty to post lengthy tweets up to 4,000 characters in length.

Longing for longer tweets? Twitter Blue subscribers can now post up to 4,000 characters

Netflix Inc. reversed customer losses that had been damaging its stock this year and forecast stronger growth in the future. More than doubling what Wall Street anticipated, Netflix added 2.

Netflix rebounds from subscriber losses; shares surge 14%

Netflix lost 970,000 subscribers in the most recent quarter after forecasting a dip of 2 million. The streaming platform is facing bad times, business-wise. Is it because people are not watching it or some other reasons to be blamed?

Tech in Trend: Why is Netflix losing subscribers?

Netflix is all set to publish its earnings report for the second quarter of 2022. The results could determine the company's future at a time when it is losing share value and subscribers. Palki Sharma decodes Netflix's 2022 nightmare.

Gravitas: Why is Netflix losing subscribers?

Netflix will report its second-quarter earnings on Tuesday, one of the most consequential moments in the 25-year history of the company. It comes as the streaming giant continues to lose subscribers. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

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Netflix is going to stop work on Meghan Markle's animated family series 'Pearl'. The streamer is reeling after their stock dropped in response to a recent drop in subscribers, and Pearl is one of several projects in development that they pumped the brakes on.

Netflix stops work on Meghan Markle's animated series 'Pearl'

Netflix has lost subscribers for the first time in over 10 days. At least 200,000 people have quit the platform in just 3 months, 200,000 others are expected to follow. Why are people leaving Netflix?

Gravitas: Over 200,000 subscribers leave Netflix

For the first time in a decade, Netflix lost almost 200,000 subscribers overall in the first three months of the year. The loss is backed by shifting economic forces, fierce competition from other streaming platforms and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Netflix lost subscribers for first time in a decade

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