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Netflix viewers are fed-up with their favourite TV series being axed too soon - Vimarsana News

Netflix viewers are fed-up with their favourite TV series being axed too soon

The streaming giant are cancelling many of their own TV series as new data reveals fewer than one in five original shows launched in 2017 reached season three.

Bill Ackman pulls $1.1 billion out of Netflix after losing $400 million when share price cratered - Vimarsana News

Bill Ackman pulls $1.1 billion out of Netflix after losing $400 million when share price cratered

Bill Ackman yesterday announced his New York-based Pershing Square Capital Management was parting with the investment due to the firm's 'unpredictable' future.

Viewers threaten to cancel subscriptions over recent flops like Red Notice and Anatomy of a Scandal - Vimarsana News

Viewers threaten to cancel subscriptions over recent flops like Red Notice and Anatomy of a Scandal

The streaming giant has lost 200,000 subscribers in just three months, while shareholders have been warned to expect another two million subscribers later this year.

Is Harry's Hollywood team manipulating Palace row to bank balcony 'moneyshot' for Netflix? - Vimarsana News

Is Harry's Hollywood team manipulating Palace row to bank balcony 'moneyshot' for Netflix?

The couple are yet to confirm if they will attend the Platinum Jubilee in June amid rumours that the Royal Family would ban the TV crew following them around at the Invictus Games in Holland.

Elon Musk blames Netflix's failing fortunes on 'the woke mind virus' - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk blames Netflix's failing fortunes on 'the woke mind virus'

The US company lost 200,000 users between January and March this year, with shares crashing by 25 per cent, a quarterly report announced yesterday revealed.