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Netflix has finally revealed its plans for the vast DVD library it's saying goodbye to, and it's both exciting and scary.

Disney and Netflix are two of the major streaming players globally, and both stocks are trading well below all-time highs amid intense competition in recent quarters. However, I believe Disney shares offer a much better risk-reward at these price levels as compared to Netflix.

Streaming services promised more choice and better quality for less cash. You'll never guess what happened next.

Brace yourself. Password crackdowns are coming.

Disney is “actively exploring” its options when it comes to password sharing on Disney+.

Disney has signalled the death knell for physical media by announcing it will no longer be releasing theatrical content on DVDs in Australia.

Netflix continues to split-release shows, giving some folks reason to wait for next month. Here's some help you might need to figure out if you should drop the Big Red Streaming Machine for August 2023.

No matter if you cut the cord with live TV services or on-demand streaming options, you're starting to pay more and more.

Netflix stock was down over 9% during Thursday Nasdaq trading

The company is now extending the crackdown to all its markets.

Netflix’s recent move to crack down on password sharing has boosted subscriber numbers by nearly 6 million in the last three months, for a total of 238 million subscribers globally. Netflix announced plans to limit sharing earlier this year after experiencing its first subscriber loss in a decade in 2022.