The show is returning to a radically different environment, economically and culturally.

Deloitte Global predicts that at least 150 million paid streaming service subscriptions will be canceled globally in 2022.

Revealing the hours spent on the platform confirms Netflix’s strength in streaming, sending messages to viewers, creators and rivals.

Streaming data shows not only how popular it is, but that it’s being consumed by people who aren’t Latin.

The expansion offers African music lovers another option and makes the landscape more competitive for local streaming services, like Gateway in Zimbabwe.

The pandemic was cited as a factor in shutting down the brick-and-mortar movie rental chain’s remaining 250 locations.

Netflix said in its earnings report last week that “Lupin” is set to rack up 70 million views in its first month, a new record.

The company is promising new original content weekly to attract and keep subscribers.

Consumer viewing habits have been changing for the last 15 years. So why did the move take so long, and why now?

How will the shift away from movie theaters and broadcast TV change what and how we watch?