Netflix on Thursday said it added more subscribers than expected, thanks to a 35% growth in membership to its ad-supported tier quarter-over-quarter between July and September. Why it matters: For now,

Netflix delivered a mixed set of third-quarter results, beating Wall Street estimates for earnings per share and subscriber growth but falling short on revenue. Total revenue of $9.559 billion fell short of analysts’ consensus for $9.

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Streaming video pioneer Netflix picked up 5.1 million subscribers in the third quarter, topping Wall Street estimates by more than 1 million users, the company said in its earnings report on Thursday.

The platform’s total subscriber count is expected to hit nearly 282 million in the latest quarter, a jump from last year’s 247 million

Netflix is continuing to see increased traction from its ad-supported tier. Netflix is ready to remind everyone in the streaming world just how far ahead of them it really is. The world’s largest streamer unveiled its earnings report for the third quarter of 2024 after the close of markets on Thursday,