Netflix cancellations surge 'materially' in the wake of 'Cuties' controversy, data shows
According to subscription analytics firm Antenna, Netflix cancellations surged 5x the normal amount following the release of “Cuties.”
Meanwhile, Data analytics firm YipitData reported a similar trend, with the company telling Yahoo Finance that Netflix’s U.S. churn “rose materially” last weekend in the wake of the controversy. As of last Saturday, disconnects were running at nearly 8x the daily levels observed in August — a multi-year high, YipitData added.
Still, despite the downbeat data, the cancellations should not have much of a lasting impact on Netflix’s overall subscriber base. The platform has well over 182 million users worldwide and is the clear leader in the competitive streaming space — regardless of its recent controversies.
Thanks for the awards.
Quang Duc, a Buddhist monk, burned himself to death in 1963 to protest alleged persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government. Despite being on fire, he didn’t move or show emotion.
Being too cold is WAY better than being too warm.
Random opinion I just thought about from past experiences. By this I don't mean absolutely freezing/sizzling climates, I just mean from mildly warmer/colder weather than normal. I've seen myself be really stressed during warmer weather, with no real way to cool myself at all. On the other hand, with colder climates, it's really easy to cool yourself down; get under a warm blanket, get a hot drink and just vibe there I guess. It's really comforting too, probably one of the best feelings ever.
Though this doesn't really make sense if you're outdoors and not inside, it's technically inside I'm talking about. Being outside is a whole different story, though it's technically the same answer on that side in my opinion.
So in conclusion; I don't like going outside because it's too warm ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Those who have been in serious relationships, how long was your longest and why did it end?
I'm 27, and my very first love who was my fiancee who I was with for 2 years who I thought was going to be my life-long partner dropped me yesterday.
Its going to be a long road forward, but I wanted to know if this type of thing happens often? We had a lot of issues, but we had a lot of amazing times that were honestly the best times of my life. It seems like it will be hard to move on and try this all over again in the future, or does this take a few tries? :/
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