‘Netflix has to evolve’: can the upstart survive the end of the binge-watch era?
Netflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards. Photograph: Netflix/Kobal/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenNetflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards. “What is happening with binge model audiences has been clear for years now.
- ▪Netflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards.
- ▪Photograph: Netflix/Kobal/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenNetflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards.
- ▪“What is happening with binge model audiences has been clear for years now.
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Netflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards. Photograph: Netflix/Kobal/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenNetflix revolutionised the TV industry when it offered viewers the chance to watch an entire season of House of Cards. Photograph: Netflix/Kobal/ShutterstockNetflix‘Netflix has to evolve’: can the upstart survive the end of the binge-watch era?Streaming pioneer that transformed TV is facing slowing growth and new battles for viewers’ attentionMark SweneyFri 24 Jul 2026 11.00 EDTLast modified on Fri 24 Jul 2026 11.07 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleWhen Netflix offered viewers the chance to binge on an entire season of House of Cards it revolutionised the TV industry and started on a path to becoming the…
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