Netflix Inc
The streaming giant is expanding its streaming strategy as it explores third-party partnerships, faces growing limits on subscription price increases and intensifies its battle with Alphabet Inc
Netflix Explores Broader Streaming Partnerships as Competition Intensifies
Netflix executives have discussed bringing third-party streaming services such as Peacock and Fox One into the Netflix app, although no deal is imminent.
Co-CEO Greg Peters said the company is seeing "promising" results from its TF1 partnership in France and would consider similar arrangements if they benefit Netflix, its members and partners, the New York Times reported on Monday.
Pricing Pressure Tests Subscriber Limits
Netflix and other major streamers have raised subscription prices sharply in Western Europe, although Ampere Analysis senior research manager Jaanika Juntson said the size of price increases is falling as consumers approach their willingness-to-pay limits, the Guardian reported on Monday.
Netflix U.K. revenue reached 2.06 billion pounds ($2,808,624,929) last year, up 11%, while pre-tax profit rose to 72.5 million pounds ($98,847,236).
YouTube Pushes Back Against Netflix's Creator Strategy
Netflix is also pursuing popular YouTube creators to attract younger audiences and increase viewing time. In response, YouTube has discussed paying major channels for temporary exclusivity and reducing marketing support for creators who simultaneously distribute content on Netflix, highlighting intensifying competition between the two platforms, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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NFLX Price Action
Netflix shares were up 0.74% at $80.18 at the time of publication on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.
