Netflix Isn't Growing Fast Enough, Sarandos Says
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When Netflix says growth isn't fast enough, expect more aggressive moves on pricing, ads, and content formats rather than pure subscriber acquisition. If you're a content supplier or competitor, model scenarios where Netflix leans harder into bundling, live, or interactive to unlock new demand.
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