[Keith]

Netflix gaind 13.1 million subscribers globally in the last quarter of 2023, meaning more than 30 million extra joined over the whole year. It seems the password sharing crackdown has initially worked.

news.sky.com 

I couldn't spot it in the Sky News article, but I couldn't help noticing that the BBC News article mentioned...

Netflix said it was confident in its growth path and was planning to raise prices.

"We largely put price increases on hold as we rolled out paid sharing. Now that we're through that, we're able to resume our standard approach," co-chief executive Greg Peters said on a call with analysts to discuss its latest quarterly update.

Ref: www.bbc.co.uk 

So a case of "we've made money by cracking down on password sharing, now we're going to make even more by putting up prices".