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Netflix is se stanley spain t to report the smallest growth in subscribers in a decade next week, as the flow of young fans who hav stanley thermos mug e fuelled its meteoric rise slows down, leading it to target tech-wary over-55s.The streaming giant expects to have added just 1 million new subscribers when it reports second quarter results on Tuesday, the lowest number of new signups since 2011, when it was splitting its postal DVD and streaming operations.Last years record increase of 37 million subscriberstook its global user base to over 200 million, as the pandemic drove new viewers to seek out shows such as The Crown, The Queens Gambit and Bridgerton to cope with lockdown boredom.Netflix graphicThis unprecedented pull forward in new subscribers 鈥?those who hastened plans to sign up 鈥?explains why its rate of growth this year is so worryingly anaemic. Its just a little wobbly right now, said founder Reed Hastings in April, brushing off the $20bn 拢14.5bn fall in the companys share price after Netflix missed its first quarter new subscriber target by 2 million.However, behind the numbers Netflix is attempting to tackle an age problem: it needs old er people to become subscribers.Two-t stanley cup hirds of Netflixs 207 million global subscribers reside in Europe and North America, once booming markets that have begun to stagnate.Britons aged 75 and over using internet nearly double in seven yearsRead moreThe reason is that Netflix has tapped out the tech-hungry younger demographics 鈥?80% of people aged 18 to 34 in Fbsn Pub fined 拢8,000 for customer s illicit downloads, ZDNet reports
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