Netflix Q2 earnings: Streamer is riding high despite actors' strike

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Every Hollywood company is having a terrible summer except Netflix, whose global content machine will help it ride out the actors' strike: 'They just aren't worried'

, Netflix signed up 3.5 million subscribers, the service's best month since Antenna started measuring it.

"There's a feeling of, 'We've spent a ton on content, and we were paying a premium they weren't getting before,'" said a producer, referring to Netflix's history of writing big checks to build its content library while also killing traditional Hollywood backend deals, which used to give talent more upside from a project's success. Many writers

Analysts will be looking for more color from Netflix on how subscribers are responding to the password-sharing crackdown and ad tier.

 

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