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Netflix Password Crackdown May Be “A Net Positive In The Long Term,” Analyst Claims

March 12, 2021

However, research firm Parks Associates, in a report earlier this year, pegged overall losses by streaming services from password sharing at $9.1 billion, projecting that the figure will reach $12.5 billion by 2024.

From the article "Netflix Password Crackdown May Be 'A Net Positive In The Long Term,' Analyst Claims" by Bruce Haring.

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Netflix Password Crackdown May Be “A Net Positive In The Long Term,” Analyst Claims

Previously In The News

Can too much AI backfire? Study reveals why ‘AI-powered’ products are turning buyers away

Why Smart Home Compatibility Still Sucks in 2025 — And How GearBrain Can Fix It

Broadcasters Need To Prepare For Shoppability. Here’s Why

Consumer IoT Products are Priced 44% Higher on Average Than Similar Non-Connected Products

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