The streaming platform has focused on driving profit, as it hikes prices, cracks down on password sharing and grows its ad-tier service.Total memberships: 264.21 million, according to Street Account
The streaming company is navigating its transformation from targeting subscriber growth to focusing on profit, as it uses price hikes, a crackdown on password sharing and an ad-supported tier to boost revenue. Investors are looking for signs that these efforts are still boosting Netflix and seeking more details about the company's foray into video games.
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