In news that is mom volemteers to help sex ed in school videoprobably not all that surprising, Netflix may be planning a price rise in the near future.
The streaming giant is looking to increase the cost of its ad-free service once the SAG-AFTRA strike comes to an end, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.
SEE ALSO: The best Netflix movies of 2023, so far...The current cost of Netflix's standard membership – the cheapest tier without ads – is $15.49. The last time prices were put up was at the beginning of 2022. If we look at the history of Netflix's price increases for this tier, though, an increase around now fits a familiar pattern. Netflix increased its prices in October 2017, January 2019, October 2020, and January 2022 — so we probably could have expected another rise around October 2023.
The size of the increase isn't known, and Netflix hasn't commented. But again, we can probably hazard a pretty good guess based on historic increases. The last three jumps for a standard membership fell between $1 and $2, for instance ($2 in January 2019 was the most this tier has ever increased by), with the last increase in 2022 being for an extra $1.5 a month.
We don't know when the price rise will be announced, but the WSJ report says "a few months" after the strike ends, and negotiations for that are still ongoing — so we may not see it come into effect until the new year.
Topics Netflix Streaming
G2 survive Spirit scare to go 2
Sadako’s Prayer
Japanese Ghost Stories and More at Little Tokyo Library
Beyond Cute
FaZe fend off OG, advance to Roobet Cup playoffs
Japanese Woodblock Prints Come to Riverside Art Museum
Culture, Food, Community at OAA Bazaar/Fundraiser
Not Just Lounging Around
Halloween Odori/Ondo Costume Party at Centenary UMC
Nisei Week Closing Ceremony This Sunday
fnatic defeat B8 to qualify for BLAST.tv Paris Major
Tickets for Hello Kitty Exhibition at JANM Now on Sale
Pasadena JCI’s Annual Bazaar on Sunday
Not Just Lounging Around
Japanese Chefs United Donates to L.A. Fire Department Foundation to Support Firefighting Efforts
JANM Partners with Sanrio to Celebrate Hello Kitty’s 40th Anniversary
Talk on Japanese Tattoos at JANM
‘Issei’ Documentary Available on DVD
Kenichi Horie's Story Told in New Children's Book
Japanese Woodblock Prints Come to Riverside Art Museum
Twitter and Facebook restrict sharing of disputed 'NY Post' article ahead of electionApple unveils iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini with 5G supportR.I.P. Trusted Contacts, the latest app Google has marked for deathTesla's 'try it for a week' return policy is officially no more'Blackpink: Light Up the Sky' Netflix review: A wild rise to fame'Blackpink: Light Up the Sky' Netflix review: A wild rise to fameEight year old box of Twinkies found with mummifying mystery moldStudy reveals the simple way people get around Facebook's fact13 best tweets of the week, including Skittles, a spooky aunt, and Werner HerzogEight year old box of Twinkies found with mummifying mystery mold Authors of ‘442’ Graphic Novel to Speak at JANM BLAST Bounty 2025 Season 1 teams, format, schedule, prizes, talent, fantasy Hiroshima Goes Hollywood Dorinne Kondo and Friends to Share Excerpts from ‘Worldmaking’ JANM’S 2019 Natsumatsuri Family Festival Offers Free Fun for Everyone ‘Wise Up’ at Centenary UMC on July 13 二世週祭「七夕フェスティバル」：かざりとコスプレーヤーが小東京を彩る Obon Dancing Goodbye 'The Wind Phone' Screens Sunday at JFFLA Zenshuji Obon Carnival This Weekend
0.1963s , 12371.515625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【mom volemteers to help sex ed in school video】Netflix plans to increases prices after actors' strike, report says,Feature Flash
