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NETFLIX’s new strategy to retain their customers
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The OTT behemoth has paid a price for the password-sharing crackdown. Netflix has not only lost customers, but it has also earned the anger of investors, who filed a lawsuit against the business last month, alleging that it misled them about quarterly expectations. The corporation is taking huge moves forward toward its content strategy, which has enraged employees. It absolutely must! It won't last long in the face of fierce competition from major OTTs and Hollywood studios launching their own OTTs. So, what's the strategy here?
Netflix's plans were revealed by Hollywood Insider. The company's morale is as poor as the stock, which has lost 44% of its value since its inception. That's how the company's executives mockingly describe the situation. The company has been exploring cost-cutting measures since then. Layoffs are included! Lays off become common after Covid but it was not expected by big firms.
In addition to the layoffs, Netflix implemented a series of adjustments, including revisions to its content restrictions. It made it clear in its email to the workers that if they didn't like the content, they may gtfo.
The company's tone has shifted dramatically, as has the momentum. The strategists have gone back to the drawing board, hard at work. The corporation intends to overhaul the entire system. Major studios have rigged the content game. The pace of the releases is slow. It is a better tactic to stay ahead of the competition by releasing your movie. In any case, the company is well-funded and capable of producing high-quality material. According to the executives, the studio is now concentrating on large films. Small specialized films, on the other hand, will continue to be produced. One new film will be released each week, according to the plan.
Furthermore, a 20-lakh paid subscriber loss is expected in the April-June period all over the world. Netflix was a leader among streaming companies in the pandemic, as it attempted to expand quickly by pouring tens of billions of dollars into projects, including dozens of new feature films per year, leading to a promise of a "new movie every week" by 2021.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the company's studio chiefs are now focusing on "bigger, better, fewer" as they map a path forward in the face of increased competition from deep-pocketed media rivals.
Netflix stock (NFLX) has dropped 42% since its April 19 earnings announcement, when the firm missed some revised subscriber growth projections while seeing subscriptions shrink (thanks in part to shut down in Russia). This was bound to result in adjustments, which included dozens of layoffs beginning in mid-May. On Thursday, Netflix's stock (NFLX) was up 4.1 percent.
"A substantial percentage of the cuts have wiped out the family live-action picture branch, and the original independent films division, which developed movies in the under-$30 million budget bracket, has also seen its ranks swept out," sources.
Netflix now wants to make bigger and better movies: instead of making two films for $10 million, it wants to make one for $20 million.
That concentration will be on display in upcoming films worth hundreds of millions of dollars, such as The Gray Man (directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans) in July and Daniel Craig in Knives Out 2 later this year.
It will also follow up on other high-profile previous films, such as Red Notice, Don't Look Up, and The Adam Project, which has ranked among Netflix's most-watched.
In terms of high-profile TV series, Netflix is riding high this week after its latest season of Stranger Things set a new record for viewership.
Xiaomi 14T Pro Geekbench Scores and Key Specs Revealed
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The Xiaomi 14T Pro, expected to launch soon, has appeared on Geekbench with impressive scores: 9,369 in single-core and 26,083 in multi-core, using Geekbench V4.4. It will run on Android 14 and feature 12GB RAM, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ SoC. The device has passed certifications on various platforms, hinting at an imminent release. Camera specs include a 50MP primary, 13MP ultra-wide, and 50MP telephoto lens. The 14T Pro is likely based on the Redmi K70 Ultra, which boasts similar features and chipset.
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 Color Options Leak Ahead of Launch
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New reports reveal that the upcoming Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 will be available in four color options: Charcoal, Porcelain, Aloe, and Hot Pink. This differs slightly from previous reports, which mentioned Raspberry, Porcelain, Mojito, and Haze. The earbuds are expected to be unveiled at the Made by Google event on August 13th. Design leaks suggest the Pixel Buds Pro 2 will retain the egg-shaped charging case with potential design tweaks, including a larger microphone cover and matching color grills. A possible battery upgrade to 650mAh has also been hinted at.
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Apple to Introduce AI-Based Apple Intelligence Features in Upcoming Beta
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Apple is set to roll out its Apple Intelligence features in an upcoming developer beta for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. Announced at WWDC 2024, these AI enhancements will significantly upgrade Siri, making it more intuitive and capable. Users will gain access to Writing Tools for proofreading, rewriting, or summarizing text, audio recording summaries, email summaries, and AI-generated emojis called Genmoji. Additionally, the Clean Up feature will help erase unwanted objects from images. The developer beta is expected in August, with a public launch likely in iOS 18.1 around October or November.
Apple Slashes iPhone Prices in India: Check the New Rates
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Apple has reduced iPhone prices in India following a 15% customs duty cut on phones and chargers announced in the Union Budget 2024. The price cuts range from minor reductions on base models to significant discounts on Pro models. The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max now cost Rs 1,29,800 and Rs 1,54,000, respectively, saving up to Rs 6,000. Meanwhile, the iPhone 13, 14, and 15 series have smaller price cuts. This is the first instance of Apple reducing prices on its Pro models, reflecting a strategic shift in response to the customs duty adjustment.
Poco M6 Plus Coming to India in August
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Poco plans to release the M6 Plus, a mid-range smartphone featuring a large 6.79-inch LCD screen, a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 Advanced Edition engine, and a 5000mAh battery, in India on August 1. It is anticipated that the smartphone would include a 108MP primary sensor and a dual-camera configuration. The gadget is anticipated to contend fiercely in the cutthroat mid-range market by providing a reasonably priced alternative that prioritises battery life, performance, and display.
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