“Success in streaming starts with engagement,” Netflix said in the shareholder letter in discussing the decision to stop reporting subscriber numbers. “When people watch more, they stick ...

Netflix made a surprise announcement in reporting its (very good) first-quarter 2024 results this week: The streaming TV powerhouse will stop reporting quarterly subscriber figures starting in 2025.

Netflix is reporting a healthy start to the fiscal year in its earnings today, bringing in nine million new subscribers in the last quarter for a grand total of 269.6 million. But soon ...

Netflix will stop reporting its subscriber count beginning in 2025. Instead of reporting its usual subscriber numbers quarterly as the streamer has traditionally done, Netflix announced in its ...

Netflix delivered strong results in its first-quarter earnings report. The company will soon stop reporting subscriber growth, believing it no longer reflects the business well. Other streaming ...

Netflix will “stop reporting quarterly membership numbers and ARM,” which stands for “average revenue per membership.” So not only will we not know each quarter how many subscribers ...

By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Netflix will stop reporting quarterly subscriber numbers starting with its first- quarter 2025 earnings, as the company says it’s more focused on other metrics.

It is that context that matters when looking at Netflix’s choice to stop reporting subscriber numbers and ARM (what other companies call ARPU, or average revenue per user) beginning in the first ...

LOS ANGELES, April 18 (Reuters) - Netflix (NFLX.O), opens new tab on Thursday unexpectedly announced that it will stop reporting subscriber numbers each quarter, a decision seen as a sign that ...

Love isn't the only thing that's blind at Netflix ... million added subscribers in its first quarter earnings report Thursday, the streaming giant also revealed that it would stop sharing ...

Netflix said today it will stop reporting quarterly subscriber numbers starting in 2025, a huge change for the giant streamer whose stock tends to get buffeted up or down (mostly up lately ...