Streaming is finally profitable. It offers a lesson in patience
Briefly

Streaming platforms like Netflix and Spotify, once criticized for high expenditures and debt, have achieved profitability. Netflix, in particular, boasts a 22% profit margin with $8.71 billion in profits. Even smaller players like Max are now seeing positive profits. The turnaround emphasizes that building a sustainable tech business model can take time, illustrating the importance of user growth and ad sales synergy. This success should serve as inspiration for other technology innovators aiming for long-term success.
It's good to be in the business of Netflix. Their profit margin is now 22%, earning $8.71 billion last year in profits, showcasing effective business strategies.
In the late 2010s, things weren't looking positive for Netflix. They had amassed $15 billion in long-term debt, but now everyone wants to be Netflix.
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