Parks Associates estimates that 30% of Netflix (NFLX) subscribers are getting the premium service tier, up from 21% in late 2017. Meanwhile, the share of subscribers getting the lowest-priced tier has fallen to 27% from 35%, the research firm reported Thursday.
From the article "Netflix Subscribers Upgrading To Premium Service Tier" by Patrick Seitz.
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