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Netflix gained 15 million subscribers since March; here’s how Athens residents can safely move out of their homes during the coronavirus

Today is Thursday, April 23, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:

Good morning, 

Since mid-March, Netflix has gained 15.8 million new subscribers to its streaming service. The boom began as people began confining in their homes due to the spread of the coronavirus. After the surge in subscriptions, Netflix received 7.2 million more members than originally expected — boosting its quarterly revenue to $5.77 billion as well.

Although Netflix is one of the few companies gaining from the global pandemic, the question of matter right now is if the streaming service will continue releasing original shows and movies. 

“While our productions are largely paused around the world, we benefit from a large pipeline of content that was either complete and ready for launch or in production when filming stopped,” stated a letter sent to shareholders. Despite production being halted, Netflix has a competitive advantage against other streaming services, as they already have new titles and complete seasons ready to go. 

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