Those channels cost between $10 to $16 a month, typically. We are some ways from the possibility that Netflix or YouTube could actually become a competitor in the "basic cable (ad-supported channels)" segment of the business. But 20 million paying customers is a huge advantage.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Netflix Is 2nd-Largest Pay Video Provider, by Subscriber Metrics
If one were to add Netflix to this chart, it would rank about second, with some 20 million subscribers. Granted, there is a significant revenue magnitude difference. Netflix gets something on the order of $12 a month per subscriber, while Comcast gets about $118 a month. On the other hand, Netflix offers a product that competes most directly with premium channels such as HBO, Showtime and Starz.
Those channels cost between $10 to $16 a month, typically. We are some ways from the possibility that Netflix or YouTube could actually become a competitor in the "basic cable (ad-supported channels)" segment of the business. But 20 million paying customers is a huge advantage.
Those channels cost between $10 to $16 a month, typically. We are some ways from the possibility that Netflix or YouTube could actually become a competitor in the "basic cable (ad-supported channels)" segment of the business. But 20 million paying customers is a huge advantage.

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