Netflix Isn’t Buying Warner Bros. Discovery — and That Might Be the Point
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- Netflix said on February 26, 2026 it won’t raise its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery after a higher Paramount Skydance bid — a notable show of price discipline.
- Netflix is leaning further into “appointment viewing,” with Drive to Survive Season 8 arriving February 27, 2026 and a live U.S. stream of the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix (May 22–24).
- With Q4 2025 revenue at $12.05B and paid memberships above 325M, Netflix looks more like a durable media utility than a scrappy disruptor.
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