Things Are Going Great at Netflix, So It's Raising Prices
Netflix is an interesting example of a substandard product becoming mainstream just because of some kind of a social momentum (it certainly is not the right term; so whatever that is called) it received.<p>I don&#x27;t know who is the target audience. I do see younger generations i.e mine - the 30s and 20s considering this as some sort of entertainment utility and they must have a connection err subscription. It has probably the most insipid content and what many even fail to notice and hence do not acknowledge that it has probably one of the shallow most catalogues, yes even after including its really pathetic quality N-formula content.<p>It is so user hostile and their intentional dark-pattern interface is not the only problem and yet apparently they are doing well. The interface is literally an ad dashboard. Still people spend more and more time on there<p>Why is that? I don&#x27;t even think it&#x27;s like Apple&#x27;s growth who actually do few things right and offer better hardware and a streamline non-all-over-your-face software. So what is Netflix&#x27;s secret? Just being the first game in the town? Or good old addiction? Or both, or all of it little by little?