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How Netflix Continues to Bleed Subscribers, Explained in One Chart
How Netflix Continues to Bleed Subscribers, Explained in One Chart
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New data shows that streaming giant Netflix is continuing to lose ground to its competitors all while niche services like Paramount Plus and Discovery Plus gain subscribers. In the last two years, Netflix and Hulu's combined share of streaming video subscriptions in the U.S. dropped from nearly 75% to below 50%, according to New York-based analytics outfit Antenna. This chart says it all.
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