Netflix, Inc. is trying to buy Warner Bros. Discovery—and it’s not just about “more shows”
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- Netflix is pushing a proposed Warner Bros. Discovery merger toward a key March 20, 2026 shareholder vote, framing it as a complementary, largely vertical deal.
- The ad-supported tier is now central to the Netflix story: Netflix said it reached 94 million monthly active users by May 2025, and it’s planning more interactive ad formats into 2026.
- The big question is whether Netflix can scale up (content + ads + IP) without losing the product simplicity that made it dominant.
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