Will the 'Social Sharing Bill' Keep Netflix On Top?
2012 was a year of recovery for Netflix; the world’s top streaming service lost a fair number of subscribers after the late-2011 Qwikster debacle and the pricing bump that came along with it. While Netflix made the right move with a backstep and an apology, we argued in a guest post that the damage done to the brand would probably be permanent.
There’s little doubt that the company’s star is dimmer today than it once was–we’ve considered dropping the service and sticking with Hulu and Amazon–but the folks in red still rule the streaming game, and some think that a newly passed bill allowing the company to expand its partnership with Facebook will cement its status as top dog for some time.
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