Netflix Considering a Free ad-Supported Tier
Greg Peters said a free offering could work in some markets, but Netflix is focused on protecting paid tiers and building a scaled ads business.
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Netflix is Considering Adding a Free Tier But Has No Plans in Place Yet
During a call yesterday following a Q2 report, Netflix co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos answered questions from journalists and analysts about the company’s financials and future plans. One question was whether Netflix plans to introduce a free tier. Peters took the question, agreeing that a free tier could be a good move for the […] The post Netflix is Considering Adding a Free Tier But Has No Plans in Place Yet appeared first on Cord Cutte…
Netflix considering a free ad-supported tier
Netflix’s co-CEO Greg Peters revealed that the company is considering launching a free-ad support television (FAST) platform, as it continues to expand its price and plan choices.Co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos — along with company CFO Spence Neumann and VP of finance, Spencer Wan — fielded questions from investors and media during Netflix’s second […]
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TV Tech Industry NewsNetflix Is Not Launching a FAST Offering … Yet
Netflix is not launching its own free, ad-supported service at the moment, but is considering it for certain markets, Co-CEO Greg Peters said.
Netflix Has No immediate Plans to Launch a FAST Channel
With YouTube, The Roku Channel and Tubi collectively accounting for 18.7% of U.S. household TV streaming market share in April, according to Nielsen, Netflix’s 7.8% share suggests the streamer might consider entering the free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) market. Not so fast says co-CEO Greg Peters. Speaking July 16 on the fiscal call, Peters was … Continue reading "Netflix Has No immediate Plans to Launch a FAST Channel" The post Net…
After the rumors of the last few days, Netflix has finally clarified its position. The streaming giant assures that it has no short-term plans to launch a free offer financed by advertising, even if this possibility remains envisaged for some markets in the longer term. In recent months, several clues suggested that [...] Netflix article clarifies its intentions regarding an offer with free channels, this is not for the moment published on Unive…
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