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Originally Posted by theone2k10
Most of those who stopped subscribing stopped because Netflix blocked vpns and smart dns, more cancellations are coming one feels if Netflix doesn't listen to it's customers.
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I'm not sure that subscribers reduced for the reasons you state, I think Netflix is correct that it's lost subscribers as it's upped its prices. In the US, Netflix is highly successful as there are weak public FTA channels. Outside the US, it's a far more competitive market.
In what respect does Netflix not listen to its customers? It is trying to acquire content on a global basis but it won't get any content suppliers to sign deals with it if it doesn't abide by regional rights.
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
I think the scene will look rather different in the years to come, Den. The big change will come when the BBC licence fee is scrapped in favour of a subscription. That's when those who can't afford a Netflix subscription will at last have a genuine choice about which services to purchase.
When that happens (and that is likely to be at least a decade away), the likes of Netflix will indeed be able to deliver big audiences.
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That's an interesting hypothesis, and I don't mean it sarcastically.