Netflix is no longer reporting number of subscribers on a quarterly basis ... It’s the first quarter Netflix will stop disclosing subscriber counts, a longtime metric investors have used ...

Wall Street will be especially focused on ad sales progress now that the company will no longer report quarterly subscription numbers.

Soon, your TV and streaming app will sport a whole new look with redesigned menus, but behind the UI overhaul is a revamped ...

with Antenna reporting that Netflix added 4.1 million subscribers in the U.S. last quarter. That would imply continued healthy sub growth in Q4. Netflix’s decision to stop reporting subscriber ...

The company added more than 40 million subscribers ... Netflix earns more revenue as ad-based users watch more programming. That helps explain why the company is no longer reporting subscriber ...

According to Deadline, more than 100 million subscribers ... Netflix thriller! Full circle, people. Marcus Gilmer is Mashable's Assistant Real-Times News Editor on the West Coast, reporting ...

Netflix is keeping things humming ... The company is no longer reporting subscribers on a quarterly basis, though it plans to offer select data on subscriber growth, particularly when milestones ...

The implications for the industry could be significant, given that most other streaming services have copied Netflix’s design. By John Koblin Reporting ... over 30 million subscribers and ...