Netflix Just Split, Missed Earnings… and Is Throwing a ‘Stranger Things’ Block Party
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Quick Summary
- Q3 2025 looked messy on the surface, but most of Netflix’s earnings miss came from a one-time Brazilian tax charge, not a demand problem.
- The ad-supported tier is exploding, with tens of millions of users and the potential to more than double ad revenue in 2025.
- Netflix is turning hits like “Stranger Things” and “KPop Demon Hunters” into full-blown franchises, merch lines, and live experiences, pushing it deeper into IP and advertising territory.
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