I know this is personal info but I would like to make an assumption about you.
They must somehow make more money from that crap... or atleast think they will.
Netflix sinks a ton of their content spending into originals because they don’t have a studio. They also flood their streaming service with cheap hot garbage, and customers are paying attention. Netflix customer satisfaction has tanked by 16% in the past 2 years and Netflix customer satisfaction is now 10% below Hulu and 8% below Disney+. I think Disney dominating in the top 10 originals is more telling than Netflix holding 8 the next 20, especially considering that Netflix has over 3,000 originals making up 55% of their content library.
* Includes international parks, cruises, and resorts/DVC, and when you factor in inflation and capex, is not that much of an improvement as that top line number suggests
I don't discuss personal but I moved up the food chain by taking risks, living below my means / cut out and dont't follow the noise and having good mentors that taught me from a very young age on dollar cost averaging/ compounding interest/ long term . Yes the MND book is like a bible.
The two services are at different price points.
Well, this is a WDW site and forum, and “parks” relative to that spending encompasses far more than WDW. Recent history shows they prioritize spending elsewhere in the Parks division ahead of theme parks. There are more DVC and cruise line projects under actual construction than domestic theme park attractions.
So you’re saying that Netflix is charging too much for their service?
Iger's gonna nuke it either way.I heard Peltz hates Dinosaur and its ride system. I'm surprised you're not on board!
Yeah man I only ask because we share similar paths and it makes me happy to meet other success stories.
Change your point midstream?
No Disneys margins are to low.
No surprise Iger rose to the top without a Masters degree and started as a production assistant at ABC earning $150 per week fresh out of Ithaca College. What I applied to my jobs in my life from 4 years of
Are you not familiar with Ted Lasso? It's a massive hit and the "final" season was released this past year.
My money is that Disney+, Hulu, Max, and Netflix will be the big players. Other players like Apple TV+ and Prime will stick around. Paramount+ and Peacock will close down or morph into something else.
Disney is aware of this. They're still ramping up toward profitability by adding more and more content to the platform while raising prices. When they started, they didn't have the content to justify Netflix prices or sustain Netflix-level subscriber retention. As they add content that people want to see (top 10 stuff), they're raising prices accordingly and poised to add additional revenue generating features, like shopping and gaming.
Apple also has a fraction of Netflix’s and Disney’s subscribers, so I was asking how the rankings were calculated.
Apple gained lots of viewers for its platform by being at a lower price point and by giving free trials of AppleTV+ with the purchase of Apple devices/hardware.
