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Netflix Viewers Are Abandoning Shows After One Season

Netflix Viewers Are Abandoning Shows After One Season
Bloomberg Technology Sunday 05 July 2026, 22:00 UTC By Lucas Shaw 1 min read
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Netflix Viewers Are Abandoning Shows After One Season Netflix’s biggest hits are losing more than half of their audience after one season Good afternoon from Los Angeles. I just got back from four days in Northern California, a vacation that also took me driving through Los Gatos, the long-time home of Netflix. Shares in Netflix are down 17% this year and 40% over the last year.

Netflix Viewers Are Abandoning Shows After One Season Netflix’s biggest hits are losing more than half of their audience after one season Good afternoon from Los Angeles. I just got back from four days in Northern California, a vacation that also took me driving through Los Gatos, the long-time home of Netflix. Shares in Netflix are down 17% this year and 40% over the last year. In late June, they hit their lowest point in almost two years. We’re going to address why in a moment, but first…
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