The Netflix Bubble Is Finally Bursting
The days of seemingly unlimited new content from the streamer appear to be ending.
Ten years ago, Netflix started offering its subscribers exclusive TV shows (we all, of course, remember the hit series ). An approach that at first seemed like a fad quickly yielded a handful of awards juggernauts—and then became a model for the entire TV streaming industry. For the past decade, the company has spent freely to fatten its library, eventually making of shows and movies a year, with the goal of staying ahead of its many online rivals. During this seemingly never-ending,” the questions about the company’s future have been the same: When will the torrent of offerings slow down? And just how disappointed will viewers be when it does?
