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Netflix is gaining subscribers again – but here’s how it can succeed once people stop signing up

Written by Nicoletta Corrocher, Lecturer in applied economics, Bocconi University

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Netflix’s recent move to crack down on password sharing has boosted subscriber numbers by nearly 6 million in the last three months, for a total of 238 million subscribers globally. Netflix announced plans to limit sharing earlier this year after experiencing its first subscriber loss in a...

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