[C19fan]

This additional $2 billion in debt pushes Netflix's debt load to $12 billion. Netflix is borrowing to the hilt to produce or acquire content.

[butlerweave]

Everyone and their Dog has a Streaming Service today

[PGR88]

The wonderful thing about our zero-interest rate, printed-money economy - you do not need to actually make money. You only need either 1) political and government support, or 2) vast social acceptance

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

I dropped it because of their content. I don’t like much if any of these new blah blah dialog / porn / shock / dialog shows.

There just aren’t that many decent actors out there. It’s like all the shows are generated by algorithm.

[StAnDeliver]

It is junk. Peak viewing is now. When Gen X ages and stops binge watching and Gen Z becomes the coveted demo - they game, and game, and game, and watch very little tv, and have since the start, so reboots will mean nothing to them .

There is a vast amount of money to be lost on streaming services other than long shorts.

[bigbob]

Seems to me you’d just as well light your money on fire

[RayChuang88]

Netflix is very concerned that once Disney+ starts in December 2019, that will be the end of their monetary “gravy train.” I wouldn’t be surprised if other studios signs a major deal so their video libraries are streamed through Netflix.

[NewHampshireDuo]

I read “streaming giant” as “steaming giant” and was looking for the next word.