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Netflix’s Global Paid Subscribers Grows Past 130 Million

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Netflix says its number of global paid subscribers has topped 130 million. Paid domestic subscribers also rose to 59.9 million in the third quarter from 51.35 million last year. Broadcastingcable.com reports international subscribers rose to 73.46 million. This number is up from 52.68 million in 2017.

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