What is 'What We Watched'?

It's a report about what people watch on Netflix.

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Netflix is getting stingier about its viewing data, and Wall Street isn’t happy

First publishedJul 16, 20:49 UTC

Last updatedJul 17, 21:01 UTC · 12d ago

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Answer

Netflix's stock fell after it reported higher profits but a less optimistic forecast.

Reported by 2 outlets — MarketWatch, Seattle Times. See all sources ↓

Netflix reported higher profits in the second quarter. However, its stock fell because the company said it will not share as much information about what people watch. This made investors unhappy.

Why it matters

Investors care about Netflix's profits and stock price because it affects the company's value and the people who own its shares.

In brief

Why did Netflix's stock fall?: Because the company said it will not share as much information about what people watch.
What did Netflix report about its profits?: Higher profits in the second quarter.
What is 'What We Watched'?: It's a report about what people watch on Netflix.

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The outlets focus on the financial impact of Netflix's decision to share less viewing data. They all report that the company's stock fell, but some emphasize the higher profits and new membership signups.

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Netflix's profits and stock price are important for investors.
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MarketWatchJul 16, 20:49Focuses on the financial impact.
Seattle TimesJul 16, 20:52Emphasizes the higher profits and new membership signups.
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Netflix's decision to share less viewing data is a concern for investors.
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MarketWatchJul 16, 20:49Mentions the new plan to cut back on 'What We Watched' reports.
Seattle TimesJul 16, 20:52Does not mention the decision to share less data, but reports a drop in shares due to a lukewarm forecast.

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