I suppose I’m the odd person out: Have never even tried to use Netflix… have no plans to. Ditto all the other streaming sites. We do have Dish TV, because Spouse wants it… and I’m not really all THAT opposed, though I mostly put on my headphones to ready while she has it on.
Losing 200,000 net subscribers after removing 700,000 Russian subscribers is not really that bad. The whole stock market is volatile since Putin decided to expand the Russian empire.
It’s interesting to me the continually accelerating rate of change we all experience. Ideas, fads, trends, styles, words, cultures and companies seem to spin through our lives faster and faster. Think of the software that is almost instantly outdated as soon as it’s released. It’s a sign of that we have become our own Apocalyptic Foo Bird circling overhead, in ever decreasing circles…etc.
Netfix lost subscribers when they raised their rates. Their solution is to charge more for families. Imagine their shock when they lose more subscribers.
Concretionist about 2 years ago
I suppose I’m the odd person out: Have never even tried to use Netflix… have no plans to. Ditto all the other streaming sites. We do have Dish TV, because Spouse wants it… and I’m not really all THAT opposed, though I mostly put on my headphones to ready while she has it on.
FrankErnesto about 2 years ago
Netflix has a huge selection of ‘B’ movies, I quit because I could seldom find anything worth watching, and then they raised the rates.
robcarroll1213 about 2 years ago
That’s what Netflix gets for hiking up their rates every year.
superposition about 2 years ago
Losing 200,000 net subscribers after removing 700,000 Russian subscribers is not really that bad. The whole stock market is volatile since Putin decided to expand the Russian empire.
ArtyD2 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Vampire Squid Games, Ackerman lost a shit pile of money. Boo Hoo
hoot1 about 2 years ago
It’s interesting to me the continually accelerating rate of change we all experience. Ideas, fads, trends, styles, words, cultures and companies seem to spin through our lives faster and faster. Think of the software that is almost instantly outdated as soon as it’s released. It’s a sign of that we have become our own Apocalyptic Foo Bird circling overhead, in ever decreasing circles…etc.
Radish the wordsmith about 2 years ago
Computerized trading, all the money moved out and went someplace else as soon as they heard the bad news
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 2 years ago
Never having watched a single Netflix ever.. May I offer a… AWWWW, poor baby. like the Block Busters they put down.. their day too has come and gone.
mikecurley about 2 years ago
Netfix lost subscribers when they raised their rates. Their solution is to charge more for families. Imagine their shock when they lose more subscribers.