22 Apr, 2020 @ 14:57
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Netflix adds 16 million new users during the pandemic

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NETFLIX has added 16 million new users during the coronavirus crisis.

Since the start of the year, the streaming platform had its biggest three month gain in its 13-year history.

A Netflix letter said: “We’re acutely aware that we are fortunate to have a service that is even more meaningful to people confined at home, and which we can operate remotely with minimal disruption.”

During the same period, the company shares have risen by a staggering 31%.

The profits recorded also during this period are €653 million, more than double that in the same period last year.

EMarketer forecasting analyst Eric Haggstrom said: “Netflix is and will continue to be the media company least impacted by COVID-19. 

“Their business is a near perfect fit to a population that is suddenly housebound.”

According to estimations, 7.5 million new users are predicted for the next trimester.

Dimitris Kouimtsidis

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Dimitris has a BA in History from the University of Leeds and an MA in Journalism (Sports) from the University of Lincoln.
He joined the Olive Press team as a journalist in January 2020.

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