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Netflix raises subscription prices

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mlive · 6h
Netflix raises prices again weeks after receiving $2.8 billion fee
Netflix users will soon see their monthly subscription increase as the streaming giant has instituted another price jump.

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 · 10h · on MSN
Netflix raises subscription prices across all plans
 · 11h · on MSN
Netflix raises its subscription prices for the second time in 2 years
 · 10h
Why Netflix Hiked Prices, Explained in One Chart
Why did Netflix just impose a price increase across U.S. plans?

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Netflix raises subscription prices across all plans in US
 · 2h
Ugh, Netflix is raising prices
 · 1d
Netflix Raises Subscription Prices By as Much as $2 a Month
The company’s standard plan without ads rose by $2 to $19.99 per month, while its premium plan, which supports up to four devices at once, climbed $2 to $26.99.

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 · 7h
Netflix Raises Prices Again. Wall Street Likes What It Sees.
NBC Los Angeles · 9h
Netflix raises prices for all plans. Here's how much your subscription costs now
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4hon MSN

Netflix bumps prices for second time since last year

Your annual “Bridgerton” rewatch just got a smidge more expensive. Netflix bumped prices for the second time in just over a year, with monthly rates for all three of its plans going up by at least $1.
5hon MSN

Netflix Price Hike Comes Amid Advertising Tier Push Across Streaming

The streaming giant's change is designed to make its ad tier that much more appealing, a trend across all services as executives chase better returns ... will Apple follow suit?
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