There are six billion reasons to get a Netflix subscription right now
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Still debating that whether u should get your own Netflix subscription other than binging upon shows with borrowed friend's accounts?
Well...now, you should finally make a jump to get your own subscription as Netflix's future looks brighter than ever, at
least, when it comes to content.
In a debate of regular TV over ratings, the Netflix
confirmed that will not spend less than $6 billion upon the content this year
with including of license deals and original scripted programming. Netflix chief content officer named Ted
Sarandos was revealed the number, according to The New York Times.
The exec was fired back at NBC after the latter said it can offer unofficial but accurate
viewers for Netflix shows, however the streaming company has never closed, even
to its partners.
NBC's numbers were 'Remarkably inaccurate', said by sarandos
asking that why the TV networks are much interested in talking about the
performance of Netflix. "Maybe it's rue that it's more fun than talking
about NBC ratings.
"The philosophy and the estimation and the information
itself don't mirror any feeling of reality of anything that we monitor,"
Mr. Sarandos said, alluding to NBC's appraisals. "That could be on account
of 18-to 49-year-old review is so unimportant to us I can't advise what number
of 18-to 49-year-old individuals we have. We don't track it."
Rather, the Netflix official said Netflix has more than 70
million endorsers around the world, 43 million of them being Americans.
So, Netflix's case that it's burning through $6 billion on
writing computer programs is something fans will appreciate. The first
substance list for 2016 is certainly amazing – look at trailers for every one
of the shows launching soon at this link.