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Wall Street Journal entertainment and media reporter Joe Flint discussed Netflix's streaming woes Friday as the company tackles lackluster subscriber growth while spending big production dollars, arguing the streaming giant's competitors are "gaining on them" during his appearance on "Varney & Co."
JOE FLINT: …If you're going to spend that much money, you need to be growing subscribers and bringing new ones in. And Netflix is challenged with that right now.
WSJ reporter Joe Flint discusses streaming service challenges on April 22, 2022 during "Varney & Co." (Fox News)
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They have had the field to themselves for many years and the last few years. They have significant competition for the first time with Disney Plus, HBO Max, Apple, Amazon, and there's a real battle going on out there for subscribers. And they grew so fast that now their growth is starting to slow down and these competitors are gaining on them.
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