acore hat geschrieben:Dann meldet man sich zwischendrin mal wieder für einen Monat an, haut sich ein paar Serien um die Ohren und kündigt wieder. So wäre mein Plan ohne Kinder.
Nagrach hat geschrieben:acore hat geschrieben:Dann meldet man sich zwischendrin mal wieder für einen Monat an, haut sich ein paar Serien um die Ohren und kündigt wieder. So wäre mein Plan ohne Kinder.
Darf ich vorstellen: acer, das ist mein innerer Schweinehund namens "Bequemlichkeit". Bequemlichkeit, das ist acer.
TMW316 hat geschrieben:Mit Musik kenn ich mich aus. Das sind Noten bzw. Töne in bestimmter Reihenfolge.
costaweidner hat geschrieben:Nagrach hat geschrieben:acore hat geschrieben:Dann meldet man sich zwischendrin mal wieder für einen Monat an, haut sich ein paar Serien um die Ohren und kündigt wieder. So wäre mein Plan ohne Kinder.
Darf ich vorstellen: acer, das ist mein innerer Schweinehund namens "Bequemlichkeit". Bequemlichkeit, das ist acer.
Wieso sprichst du mit deinem Laptop statt mit Usern?
infected hat geschrieben:Bezüglich des Starts von Disney plus, wahrscheinlich Ende diesen Jahres, spätestens bis März nächstes Jahr soll es auch hier verfügbar sein. Das ganze dann auch direkt in 4K:
Disney+ startet zum Kampfpreis - auch in Deutschland
Master_of_Insanity hat geschrieben:Mein persönliches Totschlagargument pro Netflix und contra...
Master_of_Insanity hat geschrieben:Heute Abend steht zB Lost in Tranlsation auf unserem Programm: ist zwar schon lange her dass ich den geschaut habe, aber wie bitte sehr soll der auf Deutsch funktionieren
Master_of_Insanity hat geschrieben:Heute Abend steht zB Lost in Tranlsation auf unserem Programm: ist zwar schon lange her dass ich den geschaut habe, aber wie bitte sehr soll der auf Deutsch funktionieren (einzige verfügbare Sprache bei Amazon)??? Netflix hingegen wie gehabt
TAFKAR hat geschrieben:Master_of_Insanity hat geschrieben:Heute Abend steht zB Lost in Tranlsation auf unserem Programm: ist zwar schon lange her dass ich den geschaut habe, aber wie bitte sehr soll der auf Deutsch funktionieren
Warum sollte der auf Deutsch nicht funktionieren? Die einzige Sprache, in der es etwas schräg werden könnte, ist Japanisch.
Netflix, the streaming juggernaut that has upended the entertainment industry, showed signs of vulnerability Wednesday when it reported that it had lost 126,000 paid subscribers in the United States during the second quarter. It was the first time the company had shed domestic streaming customers since it started its digital service 12 years ago.
The number of those subscribers dropped during a time when the price for Netflix went up. In January, the company announced that it was raising its rates by anywhere from 13 to 18 percent, depending on the subscription plan, with the increases hitting existing subscribers in March.
The second quarter is typically Netflix’s weakest time of year, but its performance this time was unusually poor. In its letter to shareholders on Wednesday, the company acknowledged that the higher subscription cost had something to do with its failure to meet second-quarter expectations.
Netflix also noted that its second-quarter slate of programming, lacking fresh episodes of two of its original hits, “The Crown” and “Stranger Things,” was not as robust as it had been the previous quarter, which most likely figured in the disappointing results.
In addition to losing domestic subscribers, Netflix significantly undershot the number of customers it had expected to sign up worldwide for the period. The company reported that it had added a total of 2.7 million subscribers for the three months ending in June, well short of the five million expected by investors and down from the 5.5. million it had brought aboard in the first quarter.
Netflix stock fell more than 10 percent after the market closed, a drop of more than $17 billion in market value. Reed Hastings, the chief executive, brushed off the weak second-quarter performance. “Our position is excellent,” he said on a call with analysts after the release of the earnings report.
Netflix forecast that it would add more than seven million subscribers in the current quarter, when the new season of “Stranger Things” was made available.
The company, based in Los Gatos, Calif., tends to raise its prices around every 18 months. It decided on the latest increase at least partly because it burns a lot of cash, much of it borrowed, spending wildly on Hollywood talent and lavish promotional events.
Netflix remains the nation’s largest internet television network, with over 60 million paying subscribers in the United States. The company has said it could ultimately bring in as many as 90 million total domestic customers.
Leviathane hat geschrieben:Ganz revolutionäre Idee: einfach bei mehreren Anbietern angemeldet sein
So kann man ganz nach Lust und Laune gucken und muss nicht hin und her wechseln.
...Prime und Netflix sind schon praktisch und haben gute Auswahl. Bin ja derzeit an Prison Break dran 
...infected hat geschrieben:https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/17/business/media/netflix-earnings-subscribers.html
Es sind zwar "nur" 120.000 Abonnements weniger, aber es ist insofern bemerkenswert weil ein nahezu 10jähriges ununterbrochenes Wachstum zu Ende ging und sich wohl weitere Probleme abzeichen (INternational nur knapp die Hälfte der angepeilten Neu-Abos erreicht), was Netflix weiter unter Druck setzen wird.Netflix, the streaming juggernaut that has upended the entertainment industry, showed signs of vulnerability Wednesday when it reported that it had lost 126,000 paid subscribers in the United States during the second quarter. It was the first time the company had shed domestic streaming customers since it started its digital service 12 years ago.
The number of those subscribers dropped during a time when the price for Netflix went up. In January, the company announced that it was raising its rates by anywhere from 13 to 18 percent, depending on the subscription plan, with the increases hitting existing subscribers in March.
The second quarter is typically Netflix’s weakest time of year, but its performance this time was unusually poor. In its letter to shareholders on Wednesday, the company acknowledged that the higher subscription cost had something to do with its failure to meet second-quarter expectations.
Netflix also noted that its second-quarter slate of programming, lacking fresh episodes of two of its original hits, “The Crown” and “Stranger Things,” was not as robust as it had been the previous quarter, which most likely figured in the disappointing results.
In addition to losing domestic subscribers, Netflix significantly undershot the number of customers it had expected to sign up worldwide for the period. The company reported that it had added a total of 2.7 million subscribers for the three months ending in June, well short of the five million expected by investors and down from the 5.5. million it had brought aboard in the first quarter.
Netflix stock fell more than 10 percent after the market closed, a drop of more than $17 billion in market value. Reed Hastings, the chief executive, brushed off the weak second-quarter performance. “Our position is excellent,” he said on a call with analysts after the release of the earnings report.
Netflix forecast that it would add more than seven million subscribers in the current quarter, when the new season of “Stranger Things” was made available.
The company, based in Los Gatos, Calif., tends to raise its prices around every 18 months. It decided on the latest increase at least partly because it burns a lot of cash, much of it borrowed, spending wildly on Hollywood talent and lavish promotional events.
Netflix remains the nation’s largest internet television network, with over 60 million paying subscribers in the United States. The company has said it could ultimately bring in as many as 90 million total domestic customers.
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